The brand new psychological thriller from grasp storyteller, Louise Jensen, will leave you breathless.

‘This gripping mental thriller slowly lures you in, after that keeps you guessing about who’s great – and who really isn’t – completely towards the end’ Heat

‘Twisted and suspenseful, each layer of deception is definitely peeled back again for optimum dramatic influence’ Woman’s Regular

‘A very good study of vulnerability, and how about The Family members our best intentions can often business lead us astray’

The Guardian

‘A fast-paced, unputdownable browse’ Candis

‘Enchanted by risk’ Woman

‘A smart, addictive thriller about family members, loss and is situated. Packed full of secrets and twists, it will keep you guessing until the last web page’ Alice Feeney

‘Raced through it in a day! Creepy and persuasive’ B A Paris

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ONCE YOU’RE IN, THEY’LL NEVER LET YOU LEAVE.

At Oak Leaf Farm you will find a haven.

Welcome to The Family.

Laura is grieving after the sudden death of her spouse. Struggling to deal emotionally and financially, Laura is thankful when a neighborhood, Oak Leaf Organics, offer her and her 17-year-old girl Tilly a house.

But while Laura and Tilly settle into existence using their new ‘family members’, sinister points begin to occur. When one of the community dies in dubious circumstances Laura wants to keep but Tilly, enthralled from the charismatic leader, Alex, won’t go.

Desperately looking for ways to save her daughter, Laura uncovers a horrifying secret but Alex and his family aren’t the just ones with something to cover. Just as Laura has been digging to their past, they are digging into hers and she discovers the terrifying cause they invited her and Tilly in, and just why they’ll never allow them leave…

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Readers like The Family:

‘If you like a tense, edge of your seat thriller then this one is for you personally, I recommend it’

‘Absolutely gripping, the characters were believable raw and real’

‘What a fabulous read! Couldn’t place it down’

‘The thrilling finishing still left me shocked’

‘Kept me hooked and guessing before very end’