Closer Than She Thinks

A deeply compulsive psychological suspense novel about the dangers lurking beneath the world of social media, for fans of Lesley Kara and Cara Hunter. Fiona Hart is a social media queen. She makes her living by posting images of her 'perfect' life to her fans, but Fiona's life is a sham. She's in debt, her relationship is sour, and the upkeep of her fake world is exhausting. In a desperate attempt to change, Fiona reaches out to Danielle Farley, a once famous actress and the founder of a missing children's charity. Danielle's own teenage daughter, Samantha, disappeared five years ago, but with no leads the high profile case was soon forgotten. With Fiona's influence, Samantha's case is soon back in the public eye, and as the success of her campaign builds, so does Fiona's obsession with uncovering the truth. But Fiona is haunted by events in her own past, and as her demons start to surface, Fiona begins to question just what exactly is her influence being used for. Praise for Zoe Lea: 'An addictive page-turner . . . Highly recommended!' Samantha Tonge 'Mind blown! The end was a triumph, absolutely brilliant!' Rona Halsall ' So clever . Reading it as a mother, you can't help but question yourself throughout: Would I do that? Would I go that far? ' Laura Pearson 'Gripping and powerful! A fantastic read!' Lauren North ' Fast paced and intriguing. I loved The Secretary ' Victoria Selman ' School run revenge at its best' Jacqueline Ward 'I couldn't put it down - a gripping read' Mary-Jane Riley ' A well-plotted, twisty-turns tale . . . [A] page turner' Barbara Copperthwaite

Préface
Someone has been watching... and they know Louise's secret. A gripping psychological thriller for fans of Harriet Tyce, C. L. Taylor and Rachel Abbott.

Auteur
Zoe Lea lives in the Lake District, UK with her husband, two children, dogs and peregrine falcons. As well as writing, she helps manage an animal tracking company used for raptors and other wildlife. She's previously worked as a teacher, photographer and in the television industry, but writing has always been her passion.