The Drowning Girls
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'An enthralling and compelling page-turner with twists that kept me guessing' Claire Douglas
Local girls are going missing.
And the secrets lie close to home...
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Following their father's death, Cass and her sister Sid will do whatever it takes to keep their family's dive school afloat.
It used to be the go-to destination in Cornwall for those keen to explore the ocean's hidden depths. But when Cass returns from a long trip, she's shocked to discover how bad things have become.
The business is in decline. Sid's new boyfriend has far too much control over the accounts - and her sister.
Then, Cass discovers a body in the water. And as more girls go missing, she wonders just how far someone will go to keep their secrets buried...
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Praise for Helen Callaghan:
'Totally compulsive' Sabine Durrant
'A masterclass in tension, coupled with the most atmospheric of settings' Woman's Weekly
'A gripping, atmospheric and dark thriller' Sun
┬й2023 Helen Callaghan (P)2023 Penguin Audio
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Helen Callaghan was born in Los Angeles, California, to British parents, and her early years were spent in both the US and UK. After several early false starts as a nurse, barmaid and actor, she settled into bookselling, working as a fiction specialist and buyer for a variety of bookshops. Eventually, she studied for her A-Levels at night school and achieved a place at Cambridge University as a mature student.
Helen is the Sunday Times bestselling author of Dear Amy and Everything is Lies, and has also written Night Falls, Still Missing.
She now lives in Cambridge.
