The Night Olivia Fell
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A fast-paced and action-packed thriller, full of twists and turns you wonât see coming. It is the most gripping suspense mystery youâll read this year.
They said it was an accident. Her mother knows theyâre lying. But the truth comes with a price...
ITâS EVERY PARENTâS WORST NIGHTMARE.
Abi Knight is startled awake in the middle of the night to a ringing phone and devastating news â her teenage daughter, Olivia, has been in a terrible accident.
Abi is told that Olivia slipped and fell from a bridge into the icy water below, and now she lies silent, dependent on life support.
But then Abi sees the angry bruises around Oliviaâs wrists and learns that her sensible daughter is in fact three months pregnant . . .
WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT IF THEY TOLD YOU IT WAS AN ACCIDENT?
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What authors are saying about The Night Olivia Fell:âAddictive, twisty and beautifully written, an emotional roller coaster of a thriller that kept me guessing until the very endâ Alice Feeney, international bestselling author of Sometimes I Lie
âA stunning debut that kept me guessing until the final, heartbreaking twistâ Claire Douglas, Sunday Times bestselling author of Do Not Disturb
âI was absolutely hooked; it was such an emotional read that I was broken by the end. Heartbreaking and thrilling at the same timeâ Jenny Blackhurst, author of How I Lost You
The Night Olivia Fell is leaving readers gripped!âThis is a corker of a book that kept me reading late into the night. Highly recommendâ
âA brilliant read...gripped me from the startâ
âAn absolutely brilliant premiseâ
âBrilliant book, highly recommended for those that want to be taken on a roller coaster of emotion by a supremely talented authorâ
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Christina McDonald worked as a freelance journalist for several newspapers in Ireland and Seattle, including The Sunday Times, Dublin, The Connacht Tribune, Galway, The Galway Independent, The Seattle Post Intelligencer, and Colures Magazine. She later moved to London and started a digital copywriting company where she worked as a consultant and writer for brands such as British Telecom (BT), Travelex, Wood Mackenzie, Pearson Publishing, TUI Travel, Expedia and USAToday.com. She now lives in London with her husband, two sons and their golden retriever. The Night Olivia Fell is her debut novel.
