THE FOURTH GIRL
Anna Willett

(Please note this book was previously published as CRUELTY’S DAUGHTER.)
What would you do?
It was late. The car park was dark. Andrea was just a kid from my writing class — nervous, clingy — and she'd heard the same rumours as every woman in Perth. Someone is taking girls off the street. The papers call him the Magician.
I thought she was being silly. I didn't want to be stuck with her every week for the rest of the course. So I told her she'd be fine, and I walked to my car.
Andrea never made it home.
Now two detectives are standing in my kitchen. I was the last person to see her.
I want to help them find her. But twelve years ago I did something terrible to survive — and if the police start digging, they won't just find out what happened to Andrea. They'll find out about me.
A gripping psychological thriller for fans of K.L. Slater, Shalini Boland and B.A. Paris.
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