Emma Bamford Eye of the Beholder : 'A haunting tale of intrigue' Emily Freud

Eerie, atmospheric Louise JensenA haunting tale of intrigue Emily FreudRuth Ware fans will eat this up Publishers WeeklySuspenseful, dark and wonderfully atmospheric The SunIntricate and impressive Daily MailIf beauty is in the eye of the beholder, how much can you trust what you see? When Maddy Wight is hired to ghostwrite the memoir of worldrenowned cosmetic surgeon Angela Reynolds, she jumps at the chance to get her career back on track. But the deeper she digs, the more elusive the doctor becomes. Confined to Angelas glasswalled house in the Scottish Highlands, Maddy cant shake the unsettling feeling of being watched. As a result, she is drawn ever closer to Angelas enigmatic business partner Scott, whose mercurial moods change as quickly as the darkening moors outside. Returning to London once the book is finished, Maddy is excited for their future together. But news of Scotts death shatters the celebrations at the books launch party. Which is why, months later and still grieving, she is blindsided to see Scott entering a tube station just in front of her. And before she knows it, she is following him. In this reimagining of Hitchcocks Vertigo, jeopardy can be lurking where you least expect itPraise for Emma Bamford Powered by a subtle, ominous tension. I loved this book LEE CHILD Paradise never felt so sinister RUTH WARE An incredible debut B A PARIS Suspenseful, evocative and beautifully written, I devoured it L V MATTHEWS That most exciting psychological thriller... | Emma Bamford Eye of the Beholder : 'A haunting tale of intrigue' Emily Freud