What Stays Unsaid

<p>'A layered twisty story about toxic friendships...I loved it.' Sarah Clarke</p> <p><strong>You are invited to a surprise joint hen-do to celebrate our two brides Alex and Millie</strong></p> <p><strong>Location: Remote Dartmoor Farmhouse</strong></p> <p><strong>Don't forget to RSVP and remember watch what you say...</strong></p> <p>As friends gather for a hen weekend they are all smiles but cannot hide the web of tension that bubbles beneath the surface.</p> <p>The group was forever broken by the devastating loss of their childhood friend Becca. The prettiest and most powerful of them all her absence lies at the heart of this fractured friendship.</p> <p>Now decades later someone wants to expose the truth about what happened and will stop at nothing to reveal the secrets long since buried.</p> <p>As a dark storm gathers out on the moors dangerous secrets and accusations threaten to explode between the group.</p> <p>Will they all survive the fall-out?</p> <p><strong>This dark twisty thriller explores the bonds of friendship the perfect read for fans of Lisa Jewell and Adele Parks.</strong></p> <p><strong>Praise for <em>What Stays Unsaid</em>:</strong></p> <p>'A <strong>gripping read-in-one-sitting psychological thriller</strong> - brimming with toxic friendships and chilling secrets reminiscent of <strong>P<em>retty Little Liars</em> but in the eerie English countryside</strong>. I loved it!' Meera Shah</p> <p>'<em>What Stays Unsaid</em> is a <strong>compulsive read-into-the-night book</strong> - a gripping tale of wicked secrets and toxic friendships that <strong>kept me guessing to the very last page</strong>. I can't wait for Sophie's next book.' Emily Freud</p> <p>'<strong>Tightly twisty and building to a brilliant crescendo</strong> with a surprise sting in the tale I was guessing the whole time. Weaving each friend's perspective through the story created <strong>an original take on the genre</strong>. I loved it.' Emma Steele</p> <p>'An <strong>intriguing tale of secrets and lies</strong> that can bind friends together - or tear them apart.' Sarah Lawton</p> <p>'Sophie Flynn is a <strong>master at unravelling secrets with pitch-perfect timing</strong> and she's done it again with <em>What Stays Unsaid</em>. A layered twisty story about toxic friendships amidst the claustrophobic setting of Dartmoor. I loved it.' Sarah Clarke</p> <p><strong>Praise for Sophie Flynn:</strong></p> <p>'An irresistible setting some <strong>truly killer secrets</strong> and a complex emotional heart.' Holly Seddon author of <em>The Woman on the Bridge</em></p> <p>'A <strong>pacy yet heartbreaking thriller</strong>...Fabulous read.' L.V. Matthews author of <em>The Twins</em></p> <p>'Beautifully written and <strong>brimming with secrets</strong>. I loved it.' Louise Jensen author of <em>All For You</em></p> <p>'I thoroughly enjoyed this novel - Flynn has without a doubt <strong>cemented her place in this genre</strong>.' Meera Shah author of <em>Her</em></p> <p>'A splendidly <strong>twisty psychological mystery</strong>' <em>Daily Mail</em></p> <p>'Expertly paced and <strong>totally compelling</strong>...a bruising exploration of motherhood and family secrets.' Anna Bailey author of <em>Tall Bones</em></p> <p>'A <strong>terrifying twisty thriller</strong> in which seemingly no one can be trusted. Very cleverly written - I raced through this. Highly recommended.' Catherine Cooper author of <em>The Chalet</em></p> <p>'I sped through <em>Keep Them Close</em>...before being slammed by an ending I didn't see coming. <strong>Nuanced and pacey this is a must-read</strong>.' Polly Phillips author of <em>The Reunion</em></p> <p>The <strong>very definition of a page-turner</strong>...a real rollercoaster of a read' Charlotte Duckworth author of <em>The Perfect Father</em></p>