Since their daughter Kate went missing in May 2016, Brian and Barbara Stone have struggled to keep their heads above water. Their marriage is disintegrating, and it seems like Kate's twin Lydia is hiding something from them. With the support of her secret lover, and with the help of a psychic, Lydia begins to unravel the secrets of her mother's life in America, before she moved to London. And what she discovers is darker than she had ever imagined... Could her twin sister's disappearance be somehow linked to a cult that originated in Texas in the seventies? And how are the Stone family connected to this evil and deluded group of people? Time is running ou

***** "A disturbing, gripping page-turner, it pulled me in further and further until I realised I was going to read it in one sitting. There's a sense of menace throughout and the narrative is addictive. FIVE STARS ***** "There's no messing around with this book, it jumps straight into the action and keeps that pace up throughout. I love that it's set in my favourite parts of North London and there are some truly dark edges to the book." 'When You're Gone' is the first book from 'This Dark Town' mystery thriller trilogy. Eighteen-year-old Lydia Stone wakes up one morning in the north London gothic mansion she shares with her family, to find that her twin sister Kate has disappeared off the face of the earth. CCTV footage shows Kate entering a night club in south London on the night she went missing, but there is no evidence that she ever came out of the club, and police are considering the idea that she was sex-trafficked. In the days and...

While grieving the loss of her husband, young mother Moira decides to sell her business and move to London to build the life she had always dreamt of. There, she meets beautiful Claire Maxwell, whose husband has recently gone missing, and finds herself getting caught up in the strange and magnetic world that Claire seems to create around her. Is Moira's new friend as twisted and dangerous as the community is making out, or is she just misunderstood and lonely?