The Sins Of My Father - Broderick, Louise
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THE SINS OF MY FATHER >The girl in the cellar belongs to Mia's father. He died. Because of Mia's mistake. She set the girl free. Almost two decades later a visit from DI Grace Tallis threatens to derail Mia's idyllic life and that of the wealthy couple who adopted her. In Cornwall, on land surrounding the isolated farm where Mia spent the first years of her life, more bodies have been found. Victims of her father. One of the bodies is her mother, the woman Mia thought had abandoned her. Mia's serene world crumbles as the truth of her childhood is exposed. How can the man who loved and…mehr

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THE SINS OF MY FATHER >The girl in the cellar belongs to Mia's father. He died. Because of Mia's mistake. She set the girl free. Almost two decades later a visit from DI Grace Tallis threatens to derail Mia's idyllic life and that of the wealthy couple who adopted her. In Cornwall, on land surrounding the isolated farm where Mia spent the first years of her life, more bodies have been found. Victims of her father. One of the bodies is her mother, the woman Mia thought had abandoned her. Mia's serene world crumbles as the truth of her childhood is exposed. How can the man who loved and protected her be the same person who imprisoned, abused, and murdered so many young women? The body count rises as Mia is drawn irrevocably back to Cornwall and the horrors of Blackthorn Farm. The lines between past and present begin to blur. Has her life has been shaped by the family who adopted and nurtured her, or by nature and the blood-soaked genes she carries? Previously published as After - The End Is Just The Beginning Praise for The Sins Of My Father: - 'An unsettling thriller of a book' 'Frightening twists and turns' 'Full of betrayal, challenges and fear, with an explosive ending that will leave any reader breathless' 'The opening scene is so frightening' The conflict was relentless, the author brilliantly brings this to the reader' >