'I'll be following Bailey Seybolt the way I follow Tana French' Kate Brody 'Twisty and compelling' Tracy Sierra Everyone has heard the rumours. But who knows the real story of Coram House? True crime writer Alex Kelley is struggling after her last book tanked her career. Her reputation in tatters, she accepts a commission to ghost-write a book about Coram House, a former orphanage by a lake in Vermont that is now being turned into luxury condos. Could this be the fresh start she needs? Years before, it was revealed that children at the orphanage were being abused; the church settled the case, but rumours persist about one of the other allegations made, that a small boy was deliberately drowned in the lake by someone in charge. Those in charge insist there was no such murder, but when Alex makes a shocking discovery only days after her arrival she realises that what began in the past is not going to stay there... An outstanding new atmospheric and character rich mystery debut, perfect for fans of Tana French, Erin Kelly and Gillian Flynn. 'Atmospheric and chilling' Flynn Berry READERS LOVE CORAM HOUSE: 'A gripping read' 'A well-crafted story that expertly blends mystery with emotional depth' 'Atmospheric, fast-paced, gritty [with] plenty of twists and turns' 'A twisted tale' 'Still sends a chill down my spine now'
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Bailey Seybolt grew up in New York City. She studied literature at Brown University and Creative writing at Concordia University. She's worked as a travel writer in Hanoi, a tech writer in San Francisco, and many writerly jobs in between. She lives with her family in Vermont, not far from Lake Champlain. Coram House is her debut novel. Find out more at baileyseybolt.com