The Hiding Season

In this gripping, atmospheric thriller, a woman becomes the only witness to a deadly crime . . . making her the next target.

'A twisting cat and mouse chase' Ruth Ware

'Impossible to put down!' Gilly Macmillan

'A tense, sexy whirlwind of a thriller' Susi Holliday

'A must read for fans of thrillers like The Night Manager' Sunday Express

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Maya Landry is in desperate need of a fresh start.

Alone and heartbroken, she finds work as a caretaker at an exclusive ski resort for the elite in the mountains of Montana. Quiet and empty in the summer months, it's the perfect escape.

All Maya wants is to be alone. But she's not alone on the mountain. Someone else is there. A killer with his next victim in his sights.

After Maya finds a body, she must run for her life. One man tells her that he can save her. But can she trust him? Is he everything he claims to be?

Only one thing is certain: the killer will stop at nothing. And Maya is the only witness to their crime . . .

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Readers are loving The Hiding Season:

'A masterclass in suspense' Caroline Mitchell, New York Times bestselling author of Truth and Lies

'A high-octane thriller with plenty of twists.' Prima

'Gripped me from the first word and kept me up late into the night. Riveting' Megan Davis, Sunday Times bestselling author of Bay of Thieves

'Cinematic and chilling' Dead Good Books

'A fast-moving thrill ride filled with twists and turns' Laura Griffin, New York Times bestselling author of Last Seen Alone

'This story had me hooked' 5-star reader review

'A fast-paced, gripping thriller that pulls you in and does not let go' 5-star reader review

'OUTSTANDING twists' 5-star reader review

'An all-action story of death, double dealing and duplicity.' Clive Anderson, BBC Radio 4

'This classy standalone thriller...hooks you from the first page and never lets up until a hugely enjoyable final twist' Daily Mirror

'I absolutely LOVED this book!' 5-star reader review

'This thrilling page-turner never lets up' Crime Monthly

'A high-octane page turner' Sunday Mirror

'Superb storytelling that tugs at the heartstrings and leaves you begging for more' Daily Mail