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- ISBN 9780008778095
- Weight: 300g
- Dimensions: 129 x 198mm
- Publication Date: 23 Apr 2026
- Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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They thought it was another false alarm. They were wrong…
Anne Evans was a 'nuisance caller'. She would repetitively dial 999 in desperate panic, screaming down the phone that 'he' was going to burn her alive…
But after years of false alarms, people stopped listening.
Now, as the smoke clears, DCI Liz Field can only watch helplessly as Anne’s charred home collapses, her body still trapped inside.
The blaze leaves scant evidence behind, but the more Field's team uncover in the rubble, the more disturbing the case becomes. This wasn't merely arson, it was murder, tailored to the victim’s worst nightmare.
Everyone thought Anne was just a paranoid recluse. But is it really paranoia, if all that you feared comes true?
Readers love NOTHING LEFT BEHIND!
- 'I don’t think I’ve ever physically winced so much reading a book' *****
- 'I’ll be honest: after the first few chapters of Nothing Left Behind, I found myself double-checking my own front door locks' *****
- 'One of my all time favourite book detectives' *****
- 'Such a page turner. The pacing is sharp and relentless' *****
- 'There's a real sense of how human these characters are' *****
- 'Fast-paced, tense, and full of shocks' *****
- 'The story just keeps tightening, layering dread with urgency, and it honestly reads like a one-sitting kind of thriller' *****
- 'This series is just getting better and better' *****
- 'Can absolutely be read as a standalone novel but also builds on book 1 which I appreciated' *****
Hannah Brennan was born in and still lives in South East London, and studied English Literature at Durham University. She is one of the organisers at the Greenwich Writers writing group. Hannah is also a trustee at the Royal Association for Deaf People. Hannah has had OCD since her teenage years, although she is now happily in recovery. She has previously volunteered for and regularly attends groups at the charity OCD Action. No Safe Place is her debut novel.
