Lake

<strong>The truth lies just beneath the surface...</strong> <p>Kate's world falls apart when her teenage son drowns in the waters by his school. She's convinced it wasn't just a tragic accident but no one will listen.</p> <p>Then six years later Kate unearths Michael's lost diary and realises she may finally be able uncover what really happened that night.</p> <p>But as she delves deeper she begins to realise that she didn't really know her son - or the people in his life - at all. And that sometimes secrets are better left submerged...</p> <p> <strong>An absorbing emotionally-charged and addictive page-turner that will keep you gripped into the dark hours perfect for fans of Linda Green and Teresa Driscoll.</strong> </p> <p> <strong>Readers love <em>The Lake</em>: </strong> </p> <p>'<strong>Atmospheric unsettling and gripping</strong> Louise is clearly a fresh new talent to the genre' Phoebe Morgan author of <em>The Babysitter</em></p> <p>'One of the best debut novels I have read - <strong>compelling claustrophobic and captivating</strong>' Katerina Diamond author of <em>The Heatwave</em></p> <p>'An <strong>intelligent and thought-provoking</strong> story that combines psychological thrills with the heartfelt emotions of a grieving mother with a great cast of characters this book is <strong>highly recommended</strong>' Louise Douglas author of <em>The House by the Sea</em></p>