She thinks she’s safe. She couldn’t be more wrong.Elle, desperate to escape her abusive home, runs away to a seemingly cute small town where she gets a job as a waitress. And meets Vera, who offers her an attic room in her large house.For the first time in years, Elle feels something like contentment as she bonds with Vera who becomes almost like a mother to her. Blossoming, Elle slowly begins to piece her life back together, make new friends and stand on her own two feet.But all is not as it seems.Because this old house contains a dark secret. And much as she cares for Elle, Vera will do anything to protect it. That’s why she’s warned her young tenant that she must never, ever go down to the basement.But Elle doesn’t obey this simple rule and when she sees what’s down there, she finally understands that her lovely new life is actually the gateway to a special kind of hell…Don’t Tell a Soul – the shocking psychological thriller perfect for fans of John Marrs, Shari Lapena, Kiersten Modglin.What readers are saying about Don’t Tell a Soul:“Here is your perfect summer thriller binge read that will keep hold of you for the entire duration of the book!” -Netgalley Reviewer“This is a suspenseful and intriguing story, leaving you sitting on the edge of your chair WHILE biting your nails! A haunting story full of mystery, tragedy, drama, mystic, damaged people, mental illness and a “I did not see that coming” ending. Highly recommended!” -Booksprout Reviewer“Prepare to meet the ultimate in suspense and get ready to be taken into a world where the difference between safety and danger is a fine line, and trust means life or death. I HIGHLY recommend this book. You'll love it!” -Netgalley Reviewer“If life didn’t get in the way I would have read this in one sitting! It’s the very definition of a page turner!” -Netgalley Reviewer“…masterfully written psychological thriller with a captivating storyline and unpredictable twists. Just when you think you know what’s going on, the author sends another shocking blow, keeping you hooked and begging for answers.” -Netgalley Reviewer“Tense, addictive, and somewhat claustrophobic - this one will keep you up late into the wee hours to finish, guaranteed.” -Netgalley Reviewer
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