No one saw a thing

Two small girls hop onto a train a step ahead of their mother, the doors slide shut, and she is left on the platform watching them pull away. By the time she reaches the next stop, only one child is waiting for her. Andrea Mara builds from that sickening moment into a story where everyone seems to be lying, and where the question of who is to blame points uncomfortably close to home.

A No.1 Sunday Times bestseller, a Richard and Judy Book Club pick and shortlisted for the Irish Independent Crime Novel of the Year, it pairs a parent's worst fear with a carefully laid puzzle full of sharp turns. For anyone who likes psychological suspense rooted in family and friendship, and who doesn't mind losing a little sleep to find out what happened.