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The HavenA brand-new psychological drama from the Sunday Times bestselling author

Format: Hardback

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The Sawyer family were meant to have the adventure of a lifetime during their summer holiday at an experimental eco-community in one of England's most ancient forests, led by the enigmatic Mo. For Cass, the eldest Sawyer sibling and a lonely and unhappy teenager who is desperate to belong, The Haven proves a seductive alternative to life back home.

But what starts as a sweetly idyllic alternative retreat quickly turns dark as it becomes clear her father, Rick, doesn't intend them to leave. When the family fails to return from their holiday, Cass's aunt raises the alarm and reports them missing to the police.

As the search widens, and the investigation reveals Rick's obsessive and bullying nature, there are more questions than answers about the disappearance of the family. Have they come to harm in The Haven, or do they just not want to be found?

Format: Hardback
Published: 2024
Pages: 400
Publisher: Penguin Random House
ISBN: 9780241348895

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Our conditions mean the following:

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