Her Last Tomorrow - Softcover

Croft, Adam

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ISBN 10: 1503940098 ISBN 13: 9781503940093

Publisher: Thomas & Mercer, 2016

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Could you murder your wife to save your daughter?

Nick and Tasha are a couple held together by their five-year-old daughter. Until one ordinary morning, when Ellie vanishes amid the chaos of the school run.

Nick knows she can’t have gone far on her own, which can mean only one thing: she’s not on her own. Who would take his daughter, and why? With no motive and no leads, Nick is thrown into a tailspin of suspicion and guilt. Like Tasha, he doesn’t know what to think, or whom to trust...

But then someone starts doing the thinking for him. Confronted with an impossible choice, Nick will have to make a decision, and both options will leave him with blood on his hands. But perhaps that’s to be expected.

After all, Nick’s not quite as blameless as he seems.

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About the Author:

Adam Croft is a British author, principally of crime fiction, best known for the Kempston Hardwick Mysteries and his Knight & Culverhouse thrillers. In 2015, Her Last Tomorrow quickly became one of the biggest-selling self-published books of the year.

Adam regularly takes part in discussions and panels on publishing and the future of books, and was featured by the Guardian in 2016 as a top-selling self-published author.

His work has won him critical acclaim as well as four Amazon bestsellers, with his Kempston Hardwick Mysteries being adapted into audio plays starring some of the biggest names in British TV.

Review:

"A taut, menacing domestic nightmare that never relinquishes its grip...Croft has an exceptional ability to create a contemporary scenario of such plausible awfulness that it's impossible for a reader to put this down until the book reaches its denouement." —Writing Magazine

"Croft takes a scalpel to modern marriage in this dark, unpredictable tale. Fans of Peter James will love it." —Mark Edwards, bestselling author of The Devil's Work and Follow You Home

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