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This compelling thriller novel delivers an unforgettable story about a missing journalist in a small town. Experience the suspenseful British storytelling from Robert Gold, widely recognized as a top writer in the genre. Fans of Harlan Coben will appreciate the intricate plot.
- Rigorous suspense drives the fast-paced plot toward unexpected twists.
- Sunday Times Bestseller status confirms its immense popularity.
- Hardback edition offers premium quality for serious readers.
- Ben Harper series continues with this addictive installment.
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x'Ten Seconds will keep you up all night' HARLAN COBEN
THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR
Broadchurch meets Harlan Coben in the most compulsive thriller you'll read all year. Whether you've read Twelve Secrets and Eleven Liars, or whether you're discovering Robert Gold for the first time, this is your next addictive read.
After a tense birthday celebration in Haddley, journalist Ben Harper watches his boss, Madeline, get into the car that has come to collect her. He walks home, never imagining that by the next morning, Madeline will be missing.
To find Madeline, Ben will have to return to the now infamous murder case that made her journalism career over a decade ago. A case which, Ben quickly discovers, was never as simple as it seemed. But time is of the essence, and soon it's not just Madeline's life on the line...
Praise for Robert Gold: 'Superb' LISA JEWELL. 'Utterly absorbing' SHARI LAPENA. 'Unputdownable' KARIN SLAUGHTER.
Robert Gold is the Sunday Times bestselling author of the Ben Harper series. Originally from Harrogate in North Yorkshire, Robert Gold began his career as an intern at CNN. He returned to Yorkshire to work for ASDA becoming the chain's nationwide book buyer. He now works in sales for a UK publishing company. Robert now lives in Putney and his new hometown served as the inspiration for the fictional town of Haddley.
