The Cottage in the Ruins - by Anne Wyn Clark (Paperback)

About the Book

A gothic psychological thriller with a jaw-dropping twist is perfect for fans of C. J. Tudor and Riley Sagar

Book Synopsis

A gothic psychological thriller with a jaw-dropping twist is perfect for fans of C. J. Tudor and Riley Sagar

After she finds her husband drowned in a swimming pool, Georgia moves to a cottage nestled behind the ruins of Coventry Cathedral so she can be close to her daughter.

This should be a new beginning. New job, new friends, a brighter future.

But strange things start to happen. Feeling watched and under threat, Georgia begins to realise that she can't run from the past.

And somebody knows what she did...

This gothic psychological thriller with a jaw-dropping twist is perfect for fans of Ruth Ware, Cass Green and C. J. Tudor

'Haunting psychological suspense... Will send shivers down your spine'

Alice Hunter, author of The Serial Killer's Wife

Review Quotes

Authors and readers LOVE Anne Wyn Clark!

'Creepy, claustrophobic and compelling! A beautifully written thriller that kept me glued to my Kindle' Miranda Rijks, author of The Visitors

'Haunting psychological suspense... Will send shivers down your spine' Alice Hunter, author of The Serial Killer's Wife

"Whisper Cottage was a dark and atmospheric thriller that pulled me in from the very first page." Stephanie DeCarolis, author of The Guilty Husband

'Chilling and wonderfully atmospheric, with an ending that took me surprise - I couldn't put it down' Amanda Brittany, author of Her Last Lie

Readers are gripped by Anne Wyn Clark's books:

'Atmospheric and perfect for Halloween' reader review

'It gave me chills and goosebumps...' reader review

'Had me hooked! Creepy and intense!' reader review

'Twisty, creepy, and will keep you guessing!' reader review

'I was transported...' reader review

Tense and atmospheric!' reader review

'A great murder mystery' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reader review

'An addictive read' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reader review

About the Author

Anne Wyn Clark was born and raised in the Midlands, where she continues to live with her husband, a sweet-natured cat, plus a chinchilla with attitude. She has three now grown-up children and six grandchildren. Much of her formative existence was spent with her head in a book, and from an early age, she grew to relish the sheer escapism afforded by both reading and writing fiction. She has a love of antiquity and a penchant for visiting old graveyards.