Cliff House
‘A beautiful, stirring story of loss and obsession’ Lisa Jewell
‘Haunting and evocative’ Clare Mackintosh
Cornwall, summer of 1986.
The Davenports, with their fast cars and glamorous clothes, living the dream in a breathtaking house overlooking the sea.
If only… thinks sixteen-year-old Tamsyn, her binoculars trained on the perfect family in their perfect home.
If only her life was as perfect as theirs.
If only Edie Davenport would be her friend.
If only she lived at The Cliff House…
Amanda Jennings weaves a haunting tale of obsession, loss and longing, set against the brooding North Cornish coastline, destined to stay with readers long after the final page is turned.
PRAISE FOR THE CLIFF HOUSE :‘Absorbingly atmospheric … beautiful and sinister’ The Times
‘A very special and utterly unforgettable tale of obsession, desire, grief and deceit – read it’ Heat
‘With a page-turning plot, brilliant sense of place and beautifully drawn characters The Cliff House deserves to be one of the biggest hits of the summer’ Cass Green
‘Immensely atmospheric, with vividly drawn characters and a set-up fraught with tension’ Lucy Atkins
‘Addictive and utterly compelling … a clever, thoughtful and page-turning novel’ Hannah Beckerman
Amanda Jennings lives in Oxfordshire with her husband, three daughters, and a menagerie of animals. She studied History of Art at Cambridge and before writing her first book, was a researcher at the BBC. With a deep fascination for the far-reaching effects of trauma, her books focus on the different ways people find to cope with loss, as well as the moral struggles her protagonists face. When she isn't writing she can usually be found walking the dog. Her favourite place to be is up a mountain or beside the sea.