Everyone says Lauren Tranter is exhausted, that she needs rest. And they're right; with newborn twins, Morgan and Riley, she's never been more tired. But she knows what she saw: in her hospital room, a woman tried to take her babies and replace them with her own ... creatures. Everyone thinks she's imagining things. But one morning, the babies disappear from Lauren's side. But when they're found, something is different about them. The infants look like Morgan and Riley -- to everyone else. But to Lauren, something is off. Determined to bring her true infants home, Lauren will risk the unthinkable. But if she's wrong, she'll be making the biggest mistake of her life.
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'Atmospheric and very creepy' The Guardian
'A haunting read' Closer
'Goosebump-inducing . . . Nightmarish and unforgettable' Woman & Home
'Chilling story, beautiful prose. Little Darlings is stunning' Clare Mackintosh, number one Sunday Times bestseller
'Dark, richly evocative, tense and thought-provoking. Taps into every woman's fear that she will not be believed' Mel McGrath, author of The Guilty Party
'Rich and satisfying, this is part who-done-it, part fairy tale, part psychological thriller. It delivers on all fronts and will continue to rattle you, long after you have put it down' Felicity Everett, author of The People at Number 9
'Deep. Dark. Utterly addictive. I read this extraordinary book in one, breathless gulp...Be warned - you can't unread this story. It will haunt you' Teresa Driscoll, author of I Am Watching You
'A story that is in turn enthralling, creepy and downright sinister, Melanie Golding turns fairy tales on their heads...A brilliant, heart-pounding read' Lisa Hall, author of Between You and Me
'Viscerally creepy and compelling - a contemporary dark fairy tale that reeled me in like tales of old' Angela Clarke, author of Follow Me
'Little Darlings is brilliant - beautifully written, disturbing and deliciously creepy' Roz Watkins, author of The Devil's Dice
'Part psychological thriller, part dark fairy tale, it taps into primal fears of early parenthood' iNews
'Riveting, terrifying and at times heartbreaking...Melanie Golding's disturbing portrait of a new mother's paranoia is superbly written, cleverly plotted and gruesomely beautiful in an unforgettable way. A stunning debut and a uniquely creepy premise' Annie Ward, author of Beautiful Bad
'A haunting read' Closer
'Goosebump-inducing . . . Nightmarish and unforgettable' Woman & Home
'Chilling story, beautiful prose. Little Darlings is stunning' Clare Mackintosh, number one Sunday Times bestseller
'Dark, richly evocative, tense and thought-provoking. Taps into every woman's fear that she will not be believed' Mel McGrath, author of The Guilty Party
'Rich and satisfying, this is part who-done-it, part fairy tale, part psychological thriller. It delivers on all fronts and will continue to rattle you, long after you have put it down' Felicity Everett, author of The People at Number 9
'Deep. Dark. Utterly addictive. I read this extraordinary book in one, breathless gulp...Be warned - you can't unread this story. It will haunt you' Teresa Driscoll, author of I Am Watching You
'A story that is in turn enthralling, creepy and downright sinister, Melanie Golding turns fairy tales on their heads...A brilliant, heart-pounding read' Lisa Hall, author of Between You and Me
'Viscerally creepy and compelling - a contemporary dark fairy tale that reeled me in like tales of old' Angela Clarke, author of Follow Me
'Little Darlings is brilliant - beautifully written, disturbing and deliciously creepy' Roz Watkins, author of The Devil's Dice
'Part psychological thriller, part dark fairy tale, it taps into primal fears of early parenthood' iNews
'Riveting, terrifying and at times heartbreaking...Melanie Golding's disturbing portrait of a new mother's paranoia is superbly written, cleverly plotted and gruesomely beautiful in an unforgettable way. A stunning debut and a uniquely creepy premise' Annie Ward, author of Beautiful Bad