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No One Saw a Thing

Two children get on the train. Only one gets off.
Reading guide
Nothing needs to be read beforehand, so you can start here and follow the story straight through from the opening scene on the train.
Two girls board a train a step ahead of their mother, the doors close, and she is left behind on the platform. When she reaches the next stop, only one child is waiting for her. As she searches for answers, she begins to suspect that everyone around her is hiding something, and that the culprit may be closer to home than she imagined.

Description

A mother watches her two little girls board a train just ahead of her, and then the doors slide shut and she is left on the platform. At the next stop, only one child is waiting for her. Andrea Mara builds from that frightening moment into a psychological thriller where everyone seems to be lying and the question of who is to blame points uncomfortably close to home.

The book is a No.1 Sunday Times bestseller, a Richard and Judy Book Club pick and was shortlisted for the Irish Independent Crime Novel of the Year. It suits readers who enjoy suspense rooted in family and friendship, with a carefully constructed puzzle and plenty of sharp turns, and who don't mind losing a little sleep to find out what really happened.

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