Bookouture Dead Memories: An addictive and gripping crime thriller

She ruined their lives. Now they're going to destroy hers. Someone is recreating every traumatic point in your life. They are doing this to make you suffer and the only possible end game can be death. Your death. On the fourth floor of Chaucer House, two teenagers are found chained to a radiator. The boy is dead but the girl is alive. For Detective Kim Stone every detail mirrors her own terrifying experience with her brother Mikey, when they lived in the same tower block thirty years ago. When the bodies of a middle-aged couple are discovered in a burnt-out car, Kim can't ignore the chilling similarity to the deaths of Erica and Keith - the only loving parents she had ever known. Kim must face the brutal truth that someone wants to hurt her in the worst way possible. But with a killer firmly fixed on destroying her, can she solve this complex case and save her own life or will she become the final victim? This heart-stopping and totally addictive crime thriller from multi-million-copy number one bestseller Angela Marsons will have you completely hooked. What readers are saying about Dead Memories: 'The book I've been waiting for without even knowing that I was... I couldn't put it down... completely addictive and easily my new favourite in this series, I have a feeling I've said that before, but what can I say, Angela Marsons seems to outdo herself each and every time.' Rachel's Random Reads, 'Brilliant... Fast-paced and dark it kept me gripped from the first page to the last. Utterly superb.' Goodreads reviewer, 'Wow! Just wow. I knew I would be engrossed in this book so cleared my schedule today to read it cover to cover. I'm so glad I did!' Goodreads reviewer, 'A fast-paced, action-packed nail-biting roller coaster ride of a book... This is one series that just gets better with each book.' Goodreads reviewer, 'I blooming love this series. I love Kim, her vulnerability and tenacity, I love the interaction and banter between the characters.... another cracking addition to an already brilliant and well-established series.' Goodreads reviewer, Autorid: Angela Marsons