'A dark, disturbing and all-consuming mystery' SUN
'I couldn't put it down' SOPHIE HANNAH
'Clever and twisty' OBSERVER
The Flower Girls are about to hit the headlines all over again...
It's been nineteen years since ten-year-old Laurel was given a life sentence and six-year-old Rosie was given a new identity.
The sisters were the very picture of innocence: two little girls who loved to listen to their mother's bedtime stories and play make-believe in the garden. But then an act of unparalleled horror tears their family apart, leaving Laurel behind bars.
Neither sister has laid eyes on the other since then, during which time their lives have followed very different paths. But now - with Laurel coming up for parole - they look set to be reunited in court, and the world will be watching...
'Chilling, atmospheric and incredibly compelling' WILL DEAN
'Enjoyably twisty ... with a killer ending' i
Autorentext
Alice Clark-Platts is a former human rights lawyer who worked at the UN International Criminal Tribunal in connection with the Rwandan genocide and on cases involving Winnie Mandela and Snoop Dogg. She is the author of the police procedurals Bitter Fruits and The Taken, the latter of which was shortlisted for the Best Police Procedural in the Dead Good Reader Awards 2017. Her work was included in Deadlier: 100 of the Best Crime Stories Written by Women, selected by Sophie Hannah.