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Woman on the Edge

An absolutely addictive psychological thriller with a jaw-dropping twist

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Woman on the Edge

By: Samantha M. Bailey
Narrated by: Katherine Fenton
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READ THE DEBUT INTERNATIONAL THRILLER WITH A TWIST TO TAKE YOUR BREATH AWAY.

A moment on the platform changes two lives for ever. But nothing is as it seems.

'Take my baby.'

The train is approaching at speed. Why is the stranger handing Morgan her baby? And how does she know Morgan's name?

When the mother then jumps in from of the train, Morgan is stunned. Now the police want to know why she is holding someone else's child. No one else saw what happened.

Desperate to clear her name, Morgan must discover who this woman was. What drove her to end her life? And why did she choose Morgan?

A trail of dark secrets leads to the truth about that moment on the platform. And to someone who is willing to kill to conceal it.

Pulse-pounding. Heartrending, Shocking. This is one thriller you won't be able to stop thinking about.©2019 Samantha M. Bailey
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loved it! a little mystery with a twist and of course romance. I recommend this book.

ooh nice twist

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