Andrea Mara 5 Books Collection Set (Someone in the Attic, It Should Have Been You, Hide and Seek, No One Saw a Thing, All Her Fault)

Andrea Mara 5 Books Collection Set brings together five novels by Andrea Mara: Someone in the Attic, It Should Have Been You, Hide and Seek, No One Saw a Thing and All Her Fault. This is a five-book collection set.

Included titles

• Someone in the Attic
• It Should Have Been You
• Hide and Seek
• No One Saw a Thing
• All Her Fault

Key details

• Five-book collection set
• All titles written by Andrea Mara
• Includes Someone in the Attic, It Should Have Been You, Hide and Seek, No One Saw a Thing and All Her Fault

Synopses

Someone in the Attic

A return to a hometown brings the promise of security inside a luxury gated community, built to keep strangers out. Yet unsettling sounds and a child’s insistence that someone is living above the ceiling begin to erode that sense of safety. Each search of the loft turns up nothing, even as the feeling of being watched refuses to leave.

It Should Have Been You

In a neighbourhood where everyone seems to know everyone else’s business, one message is enough to ignite a chain reaction. Susan means to send her sister a gossipy note about a neighbour, but posts it to the local WhatsApp group by mistake. Rumours spread fast, the backlash escalates, and the consequences turn deadly.

Hide and Seek

A game ends, but Lily Murphy is never found, leaving a Dublin suburb permanently changed. Years later, Joanna moves into a house that appears ideal until she learns of its connection to Lily. Convinced she understands what happened, Joanna faces the risk that revealing the truth could be her undoing.

No One Saw a Thing

Two children board a train, but only one returns. When the doors close and the train pulls away, a parent is left behind, separated from her two little girls. At the next stop, panic sets in: only one child is waiting, and no one will admit what they saw.

All Her Fault

Marissa Irvine arrives at 14 Tudor Grove to collect her young son Milo from his first playdate with a child from his new school. The woman who answers the door is not a mother Marissa recognises, not a nanny, and she does not have Milo. What follows is every parent’s worst nightmare, set in motion by a single unanswered question.

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