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A woman's obsession with her missing friend could spiral into something destructive-and deadly . . .
Angela Milligan's world shatters when her close friend, Toni Perry, goes missing from the hotel they both work in. Dismissed by the police and isolated from those she loves, Angela becomes fixated on the man she believes is responsible.
Is Toni missing, or has she suffered a worse fate? Could someone Angela works with hold the key to the mystery that surrounds her disappearance?
As Angela digs deeper, she soon realises that some secrets are best left buried . . .
Can Angela uncover the truth before it's too late, or will her relentless pursuit lead her straight into danger?
This heart-pounding thriller will keep fans of Claire Douglas on the edge of their seats.
Little Girl Blue was originally self-published by the author under the title Sweet Sacrifice.
Praise for the novels of Rebecca Griffiths
"An increasingly tense narrative with stylish writing that keeps her a cut above most of her rivals." -The Guardian
"Twisty, atmospheric and elegantly written." -Daily Mail
"Chilling." -The Sun
Angela Milligan's world shatters when her close friend, Toni Perry, goes missing from the hotel they both work in. Dismissed by the police and isolated from those she loves, Angela becomes fixated on the man she believes is responsible.
Is Toni missing, or has she suffered a worse fate? Could someone Angela works with hold the key to the mystery that surrounds her disappearance?
As Angela digs deeper, she soon realises that some secrets are best left buried . . .
Can Angela uncover the truth before it's too late, or will her relentless pursuit lead her straight into danger?
This heart-pounding thriller will keep fans of Claire Douglas on the edge of their seats.
Little Girl Blue was originally self-published by the author under the title Sweet Sacrifice.
Praise for the novels of Rebecca Griffiths
"An increasingly tense narrative with stylish writing that keeps her a cut above most of her rivals." -The Guardian
"Twisty, atmospheric and elegantly written." -Daily Mail
"Chilling." -The Sun