Dark Corners

<p> <strong>A gripping new psychological thriller you won’t be able to put down with a killer twist perfect for fans of C L Taylor and Freida McFadden.</strong> </p> <p>‘An immensely talented new author’ <strong>John Marrs</strong></p> <h2> <strong>You thought you’d escaped your past</strong> </h2> <p>It’s been twenty years since Neve’s best friend Chloe went missing. Neve has never recovered and promised herself she’d never go back to that place.</p> <h2> <strong>But secrets can come back to haunt you</strong> </h2> <p>When Neve receives news that her first boyfriend Jamie has gone missing she’s forced to return. Jamie has vanished without a trace in a disappearance that echoes the events of all those years ago. Somebody is watching and will stop at nothing until the truth about what took place that night is revealed …</p> <p>–––––––––––––––––––––––––</p> <p> <strong>Praise for Darren O’Sullivan:</strong> </p> <p>‘A compelling dark brooding thriller that packs a punch’ <strong>John Marrs</strong></p> <p>‘Brilliantly dark sinister and twisted’ <strong>Lisa Hall</strong></p> <p>‘An intense novel full of secrets lies and suspense that I thoroughly enjoyed unravelling’ <strong>Mel Sherratt</strong></p> <p>‘Creepy and atmospheric’ <strong>Louise Jensen</strong></p> <p>‘Claustrophobic original and creepy Darren O’Sullivan is at the top of his game’ <strong>Phoebe Morgan</strong></p> <p>‘Engrossing compelling and twisty from the first page to the shocking ending’ <strong>Michele Campbell</strong></p> <p>'This twisty psychological thriller will chill you to the bones' <strong>Gemma Metcalfe</strong></p>