Keep Me Close

<p><strong>Someone is hurting the most vulnerable person in your life but they can't tell you who it is. What would <em>you</em> do?</strong></p><p>When shy publisher Kate Kinley finds mysterious bruises on her mother's arms she assumes the worst. Suffering with early onset dementia her mother insists that nothing is wrong; it was just a clumsy accident. But was it an accident or has her mother's illness made her forget what really happened?</p><p>In desperate need of someone she can trust her isolation and paranoia grow as the closest people in her life become key suspects. </p><p>With each heart-stopping revelation Kate begins to realise that the perpetrator is no longer interested in inflicting bruises; they want blood.</p><p><em>Keep Me Close </em>is a compelling story of gross immorality a cautionary tale of how easily wicked people can take advantage of the vulnerable elderly people in your life. </p><p>If you love <strong>dark psychological revenge-thrillers</strong> like <em>The Sister-in-Law</em> <em>The Babysitter</em> and <em>The Girl on the Train</em> you will love this <strong>twisty sinister read</strong>. Perfect for readers of <strong>Gillian Flynn</strong> <strong>Karin Slaughter</strong> and <strong>Paula Hawkins</strong>.</p><p><br></p>