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Author_Sarah Reynolds
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For readers of Ruth Ware
forthcoming
Louise Candlish and Kate Hamer.
Place and language
Psychological thriller
Wales
Product details
- ISBN 9781916821491
- Dimensions: 130 x 200mm
- Publication Date: 29 Oct 2026
- Publisher: Honno Welsh Women's Press
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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1995 - 15-year-old Emma sends her family a bunch of flowers and disappears. Her best friend Kate blames herself. That night in west Wales, Idris and his son find a crashed car, a teenage girl and a man trying to kill her. The girl can't remember who she is. Their neighbour says it's her missing daughter, Alys, finally home, and takes her in. Twenty years later, a body is found in a carpark where Emma was last seen. Kate believes that she has, at last, found the end of Emma's story; instead, it is only the beginning, as finally secrets will have to be faced. A family mystery about escaping, finding home, and what - or who - is left behind.
Sarah Reynolds is an award-winning
bilingual writer. Originally from Surrey,
Sarah moved to Carmarthen in 2009.
She’s written two Welsh-language
novels: Dysgu Byw and Cyffesion
Saesnes yng Nghymru. Her short story,
‘Catch of the Day’ won the Rhys Davies
Short Story prize and the short film
adaptation, Helfa’r Heli won a BAFTA
Cymru award. She has written numerous
short stories, articles and scripts. Traces
of Alys came second place in the Bridport
Novel Prize. She is a lecturer in Creative
Writing at Swansea University, and lives
with her family in Carmarthen.
