The Taking of Annie Thorne: 'Britain's female Stephen King' Daily Mail

Reviews

Cathy

Protagonist Joe thorne gets an Email'I know what happened to your sister, its happening again'Startled by the Email he visits his childhood town again and revisits his childhood, his love, his life. One night young Annie Thorne goes missing. Nobody knows why it happened.

Turner

Changed. I hav added a picture of one such thing for reference. Stephen Hurst has become the big fish in a small pond, powerful, wealthy and married to Joe’s first love.

Karen's World

However, I think this book does have more of a supernatural element, so expect something different. Fantastic. Whenever he tries to reveal the dark secret, he is held by something(no spoiler😁)The story alternates between joe's childhood and now, believe me end of every chapter leaves you surprised/thrilled and there are lots of cliffhangers and unpredictable plot twist that leaves you mind fecked.

Hrishikesh

Arnhill is hiding some deep, dark secrets that seem to have started after a mining disaster in the 1940s that killed the men working in the pit. Chilling. Returning to teach at the High school after a mother kills her son because she said he wasn’t her son in his body brings back memories of his sister and all that went on when he was a child growing up here. Joe’s return is not welcomed, aggravated by the fact he’s renting the cottage where a murder/suicide occurred (I definitely couldn’t have stayed there after the bathroom incident) It’s not long before Joe falls foul of the local thugs.

Pragati

This is the first thriller novel that i hav read and it has intrigued me to read more books of thriller-horror genre. This book delivers a chilling, unnerving story with sharp, punchy prose that had me gripping my seat.