Vanishing Acts
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22nd February 2018
Price: £9.99
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‘She is the master of her craft . . . and humanity is what Picoult does best’ Sunday Telegraph
Andrew Hopkins lovingly raised his daughter Delia on his own, allowing her to believe that they lost Delia’s mother in a car accident twenty-seven years ago.
But as Delia is preparing herself for the next chapter in her life, a policeman knocks on the door and reveals a terrible secret: that Andrew kidnapped his four-year-old daughter and led Delia’s mother to believe she was dead.
As he sits behind bars, there is no doubt in anyone’s mind that Andrew is guilty. But does that mean that what he did wasn’t right?
MAD HONEY, the stunning and compelling Sunday Times bestseller by Jodi Picoult and Jennifer Finney Boylan is available now.
‘She is the master of her craft . . . and humanity is what Picoult does best’ Sunday Telegraph
Andrew Hopkins lovingly raised his daughter Delia on his own, allowing her to believe that they lost Delia’s mother in a car accident twenty-seven years ago.
But as Delia is preparing herself for the next chapter in her life, a policeman knocks on the door and reveals a terrible secret: that Andrew kidnapped his four-year-old daughter and led Delia’s mother to believe she was dead.
As he sits behind bars, there is no doubt in anyone’s mind that Andrew is guilty. But does that mean that what he did wasn’t right?
MAD HONEY, the stunning and compelling Sunday Times bestseller by Jodi Picoult and Jennifer Finney Boylan is available now.
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Reviews
Picoult takes a red-hot topic and turns it into a gripping and thought-provoking novel
The punch of a populist thriller
Enthralling
She is the master of her craft . . . and humanity is what Picoult does best
Picoult takes a red-hot topic and turns it into a gripping and thought-provoking novel
The punch of a populist thriller
Enthralling
She is the master of her craft . . . and humanity is what Picoult does best