Gabriella Hudson-Perkins hated her name - and her past- so she changed it to Ruth. It was a short name, even though her surname became Long! She had no friends, which suited her; she neither wanted nor needed any. Her bucket list contained only things to satisfy herself, which took her all the way from the UK to Bali.
Liam was fascinated by her, and planned to claim his prize as soon as he'd perfected the art of killing. He aimed to make his grandfather proud.
Ninety-two-year-old Nora, a regular and popular visitor to Bali for decades, however, had other ideas, and made it her mission to learn all about the two young people who thought they were invisible.
She had been called the girl in the red sundress . . but who was the real one?
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Lisa Talbott was born in Norfolk, but grew up in Leicestershire, England. She always hankered to move to sunnier climes to grow tomatoes and become a song lyricist. Retired, Lisa now lives in a remote village in Central Portugal where, instead of writing lyrics, she found poetry more befitting. Having acquired more land and animals than she ever wanted or needed, her lifestyle affords much inspiration for her writing, which has branched out to include short stories and novels.