Emma Dibdin

When Caitlin left London for New York, she thought she'd left her problems behind: her alcoholic father, her dead mother, the unrelenting pressure to succeed. But now, down to her last dollar in a strange city, she is desperately lonely. Then she finds Jake. Handsome, smart, slightly damaged Jake. And he wants her to meet his family. He takes her to a lake house in the middle of the woods - in the middle of nowhere. The community there live off-grid. They believe in regular exercise and group therapy. And they're friendly. Really friendly. Turns out they're not Jake's real family - but isn't family exactly what she's running from? But as the days drift by, Caitlin starts to feel uneasy. Now that she's no longer running, does she risk getting lost forever?

The Room by the Laker

A dark, unsettling thriller about a young female journalist drawn into the life of a troubled Hollywood A-lister. The perfect read for fans of Sabine Durrant, Erin Kelly and Louise Doughty. 'Convincing and creepy' DAILY MAIL. You have to know when to say no. That's one of the first things they tell you. But from the day I arrived in Los Angeles, I've said yes. Jessica is a struggling young Hollywood reporter, so when she's asked to profile movie star Clark Conrad, she's thrilled. But as she inserts herself deep into Clark's inner circle, events start to spiral out of her control. Gripping, insightful and unsettling, Through His Eyesdrops you into the mind of a young woman with everything to play for - and everything to lose... Reviews for Emma Dibdin: 'Intelligently written, shocking and sinister' BOOKISH JOTTINGS. 'Compelling writing' CRIME REVIEW. 'A brilliant psychological drama' ALWAYS TRUST IN BOOKS. What readers are saying: 'Delightfully salacious and saturated with genuine insider knowledge' 5 Star Amazon Review. 'I was gripped and couldn't put It down, I finished it in one sitting!' 5 Star Amazon Review.

Through His Eyes

When Caitlin moved from London to New York, she thought she had left her problems behind: her alcoholic father, her dead mother, the pressure to succeed. But now, down to her last dollar in a foreign city, she is desperately lonely. And then she meets Jake. Handsome, smart, slightly damaged Jake. He lives off-grid, in a lakeside commune whose members practise regular exercise and frequent group therapy. Before long, Caitlin has settled into her idyllic new home. It looks like she has found the fresh start she longed for. But as the commune tightens its grip on her freedom and her sanity, Caitlin realises too late that she might become lost forever.

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