Sleep Tight

DCI Tom Douglas, Book 3

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Sleep Tight

By: Rachel Abbott

Narrated by: Melody Grove, Andrew Wincott, Multiple Narrators

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When Olivia calls the police to report that her husband and children are missing, she believes she will never see them again.

Two years later Detective Chief Inspector Tom Douglas is called to investigate, but this time it’s Olivia who has disappeared. Her car is in the garage, and her purse is in her handbag. For some reason every single picture of this family has been removed from albums, phones, and computers. Then they find the blood...

Crime Thrillers

Genre Fiction

Psychological

Suspense

Thriller

Thriller & Suspense

Fiction

Crime

Editorial reviews

Sleep Tight is the chilling new audiobook by the brilliant author Rachel Abbott and narrated by voice artists Melody Grove and Andrew Wincott. Detective Tom Douglas is called in to solve the case of a missing husband and children who disappeared two years earlier. From the second he begins investigating, strange things start happening and the wife of the missing husband vanishes. Is this the case of a family who don’t want to be found? Or is someone trying desperately to cover the tracks of their murderous rage? Available now from Audible.

Critic Reviews

"Rachel Abbott will keep you guessing long into the night and just as soon as you’ve figured it out...think again!" ( Suspense Magazine)

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It is not often that I find myself not having the slightest idea where a detective story is heading. Rachel Abbott had me guessing and I was not guessing correctly for at least the first half of the book. Indeed a great read.