Cause For Concern, Margaret Yorke - First Edition

Cause For Concern, Margaret Yorke - 1st Edition

£14.95

Cause For Concern, Margaret Yorke - 1st Edition

Name: Cause For Concern, Margaret Yorke - 1st Edition
Brand: Broadhursts Books
SKU: 2022
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First Edition

In this intense psychological thriller, Susan Trent, a woman in her sixties, lives in fear of her domineering and abusive son Martin, whose violent behaviour she tolerates and hides—even as her neighbours suspect the truth. When a mysterious lodger, Adam Wilson, moves into the village and begins quietly observing the Trent household, a web of secrecy and past trauma starts to unravel. As Adam’s investigations into Susan’s life deepen, long‑buried truths about Martin’s treatment of his mother emerge, leading to a dramatic confrontation and the revelation of why Susan has remained silent for so long.

ISBN: 9780316857444

Book Condition: Fine

Book Authors: Margaret Yorke

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Book Language: English

Narrative Type: Fiction

Genre: Crime & Mystery

Book edition: First Edition

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