Mind for Murder - Richards, Malcolm
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You can't escape your darkest thoughts... Emily Swanson came face to face with a psychopath - and survived. But the ordeal has left its scars. Determined to move on with her life, she visits a weekend retreat called Meadow Pines. With its forest setting and strict ban on technology, it's the perfect escape. Until one of the guests is found hanging from a tree. The evidence points to suicide. But when help fails to arrive and the guests start turning on each other, it's clear that Meadow Pines is not the safe haven it claims to be. Miles from the nearest town and with darkness falling fast,…mehr

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You can't escape your darkest thoughts... Emily Swanson came face to face with a psychopath - and survived. But the ordeal has left its scars. Determined to move on with her life, she visits a weekend retreat called Meadow Pines. With its forest setting and strict ban on technology, it's the perfect escape. Until one of the guests is found hanging from a tree. The evidence points to suicide. But when help fails to arrive and the guests start turning on each other, it's clear that Meadow Pines is not the safe haven it claims to be. Miles from the nearest town and with darkness falling fast, Emily must race to uncover the horrifying truth... because there's a murderer at the retreat - who's about to kill again. Mind for Murder is the second gripping and twist-filled crime thriller in the Emily Swanson series.
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Malcolm Richards crafts stories to keep you guessing from the edge of your seat. He is the author of several crime thrillers and mystery novels, including the PI Blake Hollow series, the award-nominated Devil's Cove trilogy, and the Emily Swanson series. Many of his books are set in Cornwall, UK, where he was born and raised. Before becoming a full-time writer, Malcolm worked for many years in the special education sector, teaching and supporting children with complex needs. After living in London for two decades, he has now settled in the Somerset countryside.