Reseña del libro "The Death of Us"
This is a story of murder. This is a story of love. This is a story of survival. This is the most unforgettable thriller of the year.
Isabel and Edward meet as teenagers.
When she tells him she loves him, it feels like the bravest thing she’s ever done.
But years later, a stranger walks into their home and tears their world apart.
This is where their story really begins.
‘Beautifully written, tense, intense, and with such incredible depth and insight into the human condition … It’s bloody good’ Jennie Godfrey ‘Beautifully crafted, taut, elegant and heartbreaking’ Monica Ali ‘Haunting, stunning, impossibly accomplished’ Chris Whitaker 'A brilliant character study of trauma, grief and survival with an emotional and tender love story at its heart' Claire Fuller ‘The best book I’ve read in a very long time’ Cecelia Ahern ‘This wonderful novel is a page-turner par excellence, written with unobtrusive brilliance’ Stephen King ‘Gripping, disturbing and beautifully written’ Emilia Hart ‘Wow. What a book! It’s really fantastic’ Emma Healey ‘Powerful, true, tender and devastating’ Sara Collins ‘Love it when a book lives up to the hype. This is spectacular’ Lisa Jewell ‘The Death of Us is astonishingly good – Abigail Dean’s the real thing’ Mick Herron ‘You haven’t read anything like this beautiful, brilliant, brave novel’ Adele Parks ‘Beautifully composed and brimming with truth and compassion’ Louise Candlish ‘A tender, intense and gripping story about the triumph of love in spite of tragedy and terror’ Cherie Jones This is a classy, elegant thriller’ The Observer ‘[A] mesmerising blend of crime and romance … remarkably psychologically rich’ Sunday Times, Pick of the month ‘A superbly imagined, nuanced story of love and anguish that manages to bring a glimmer of hope amidst the despair’ Daily Mail ‘Abigail’s brilliant new novel is both a love story and a crime thriller’ Fabulous, Sun on Sunday ‘The haunting, multi-layered story of a couple recovering from a devastating attack’ The i Paper ‘A scarily perceptive, devastating meditation on the impact of crime and a story of the enduring power of love. Breathtaking’ Heat
