Never Look Away

2 Mar

Never Look Away

Never Look Away

Never Look Away by Linwood Barclay.


Linwood Barclay is back, with another unputdownable masterpiece of suspense.


It starts with a family outing to a local amusement park. David Harwood is hoping a care-free day at Five Mountains with their four-year- old son Ethan will help dispel his wife Jan’s recent depression. Instead, the day turns into a nightmare when Jan disappears from the park. But when he goes to the police to report her missing, terrified that she’s planning to take her own life, the facts start to indicate something very different.


The park’s records show that only two tickets were purchased, David and Ethan’s, and CCTV shows no evidence that Jan ever entered the park at all. David’s story starts to look suspicious – suspicious enough for the police to wonder if she’s already dead, murdered by her husband.


To prove his innocence and keep his son from being taken away from him, David is going to have to dig deep into the past and come face to face with a terrible childhood tragedy – but by doing that he could risk destroying everything precious to him.


We have 5 copies of Never Look Away by Linwood Barclay to give away.  Enter your details below by 16th March to be in to win.

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