Review
Heart-stopping suspense. (Mary Higgins Clark )
An accomplished novelist. (NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW )
A goose-pimply, page-turning read right to the end. (COMPANY )
A nerve-shredding tale of murder, revenge and calculated cruelty and a plot which twists and turns to the end. (JEWISH CHRONICLE )
An accomplished novelist. (NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW )
A goose-pimply, page-turning read right to the end. (COMPANY )
A nerve-shredding tale of murder, revenge and calculated cruelty and a plot which twists and turns to the end. (JEWISH CHRONICLE )
Product Description
Jude Brown is a builder by day, artist by night. He and speech therapist Alex Levin have both survived tragedies. Thrown together by a workmate's accident, they're both working hard at reshaping their lives - and sometimes, hardworking people need a little help around the house. Alex has never met anyone as passionate about cleaning as Frankie Barnes. She seems to have found the perfect career to suit her obsession with hygiene. But unbeknown to her new employers, Frankie suffers from other compulsions too and the greatest of them all is the compulsion to have. All Frankie wants is a home of her own as lovely as the ones she scrubs and cleans. She'll do anything to achiever her aim. But her first attempt has gone horribly wrong and her dream house loses its shine when she allows herself to think about the two bodies slowly rotting in the cellar. Next time Frankie intends to be more careful with her planningAnd Alex's home is the prettiest cottage Frankie's ever laid eyes on
About the Author
Hillary Norman is the author of 17 internationally selling novels translated into seventeen languages.
