Till the Dust Settles - Young, Pat
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"An enthralling narrative of shifting identity juxtaposed with New York in crisis…a wickedly unnerving thriller."-Caro Ramsay, author of Absolution Lucie married young. Her husband has become abusive, controlling and violent. Having lost everything as a result of the marriage, Lucie decides it is time to walk away. As she leaves the house on the morning of September 11, heading to a job interview at the World Trade Center and the promise of a new life, the unthinkable happens. On a street in New York, choking on the dust, Lucie stumbles upon an unexpected opportunity to start anew. She thought…mehr

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"An enthralling narrative of shifting identity juxtaposed with New York in crisis…a wickedly unnerving thriller."-Caro Ramsay, author of Absolution Lucie married young. Her husband has become abusive, controlling and violent. Having lost everything as a result of the marriage, Lucie decides it is time to walk away. As she leaves the house on the morning of September 11, heading to a job interview at the World Trade Center and the promise of a new life, the unthinkable happens. On a street in New York, choking on the dust, Lucie stumbles upon an unexpected opportunity to start anew. She thought the grass would be greener, but beginning again is never that simple. And what lies ahead may be even more deadly than what she left behind…
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Pat Young writes psychological thrillers. Her debut Till the Dust Settles won the Constable Stag Trophy and an Amazon number 1 best-seller award. Readers were keen for a sequel so Pat wrote the chilling I know where you live. Her third book, One Perfect Witness, sat at number 2 in the Scottish Crime charts, nestled between Rankin and Cleeves. But Pat never intended to be a writer. Then a story got inside her head, demanding to be told. She is fascinated by what happens when someone suddenly disappears. That theme runs through all her novels.