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The Neighbors Are Watching. A Novel (en Inglés)
Aggie Blum Thompson (Autor) · Minotaur Books · Tapa Dura
Quedan 20 unidades
$ 62.394From the "master of suburban scandal" (Samantha M. Bailey) comes a scandalous twisty thriller about obsession, betrayal, and the price of perfection
Just outside Washington, DC, sits Eastbrook, Bethesda—a leafy suburb with top schools, pristine landscapes, and perfect neighbors. It’s not the kind of place where nannies are killed during robberies gone wrong. And in this picture-perfect neighborhood, someone is desperate to plaster over the cracks in that façade.
A year after the unsolved neighborhood murder, Caren, nearing fifty and staring down an empty nest, has one too many drinks at a graduation party and blacks out on her way home. At least, that’s what everyone says happened. Caren suspects she was drugged by someone. But who?
When Caren teams up with a new neighbor who is obsessed with figuring out who murdered his best friend, they start to uncover what Eastbrook has tried to forget. But in a place where appearances are everything, their search for the truth means not only shattering carefully curated perfection — but putting themselves squarely in the crosshairs of a killer.
"Thompson's spot-on language and characterization puts the suburbs under a microscope and will leave readers wanting more." —First Clue Newsletter
"Thompson is a master at sneaking us behind closed doors into the dark and devious world of rich suburbanites...The Neighbors Are Watching is her best work yet. Good fences aren’t enough to make good neighbors in this entitled world, but you’ll relish every second wondering who will get their just deserts. An exceptional thriller from a major talent." —Alex Finlay, bestselling author of Parents Weekend
"With rich parents behaving badly, kids gone wild, and a deadly cover-up, The Neighbors Are Watching is a meticulously plotted, one-sitting binge read. Nobody scratches the veneer off suburban respectability like Thompson. You won't look at your neighbors the same way again." —K.T. Nguyen, Anthony Award-winning author of You Know What You Did
"Clever and timely with characters that leap off the page. Grabs you from page one and twists you around until the very last words—and that final reveal, whoa! I loved it!" —Jessie Garcia, author of The Business Trip
"Fast paced, clever and richly observed. Another masterpiece of domestic suspense from Thompson, who forges the anxieties of wealthy parents into an unputdownable thriller." —Christine Gunderson, author of Friends with Secrets
Praise for Aggie Blum Thompson
"The master of suburban scandal." —Samantha M. Bailey, USA Today and #1 national bestselling author of Woman on the Edge
"A perceptive and beautifully assured piece of domestic noir." —The Washington Post on I Don't Forgive You
“Riveting…a delicious dive into the world of wealth and privilege...I flew through this page-turner!” ―Liv Constantine, internationally bestselling author on Such a Lovely Family
"This is domestic suspense at its finest." —Publishers Weekly (starred review) on You Deserve to Know
"A must-buy for public libraries and perfect for fans of Adele Parks and Lisa Unger." —Library Journal (starred review) on You Deserve to Know
"Thompson initially creates a genial, sociable atmosphere that quickly turns dark, with steadily escalating tension, unexpected twists around every corner, revelations about how dark human nature can be, and an ending that is as shocking as it is shattering." —Booklist on You Deserve to Know
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