The Wave at Hanging Rock
by Gregg Dunnett
362 pages· 2016
About
What if your best friend was a psychopath - and you didn't notice?
A psychological thriller with soul. Shortlisted for the Chanticleer Clue Awards for the best thriller/suspense novel of 2016, and one of the most downloaded books of 2017 so far...
Jesse tells the story of his coming-of-age on the wild Atlantic coast, where he fails to notice the disturbing behaviour of his best friend.
Natalie’s husband goes missing at sea in circumstances which don't make sense. And while she searches for him, it seems she also has something to hide.
Their two stories come crashing together in a way you won't foresee, and you'll never get the twist that comes right at the end...
The Wave at Hanging Rock is a powerful and intelligent thriller that will grip you from the first line, and keep you guessing till the very last page.
Since it was launched in September 2016 The Wave at Hanging Rock has drawn over 150 five star reviews across Amazon, and is one of the most downloaded free books of 2017 in the UK this year. It's an exciting debut from an author to watch. Here's a little of what people are saying:
“Don’t miss this, it’s a real treat!”
“If you’re looking a for a good book to read, stop looking, you’ve found one…”
"A stunning psychological page-turner and a great story."
"Love this, love this!”
“I was gripped from the very first page.”
“This should be a film!”
“One of the best books I've read in a long while…”
“The story unfolds beautifully and keeps you guessing right up until the last page.”
“I loved this, didn’t want it to end.”
“Dark humour means this book stays in the memory.”
“One of those books that you just cannot put down…”
And if you want to be the first to read Gregg Dunnett's second novel: The Desert Run copy and paste the link below to read it free:
http://greggdunnett.co.uk/get-your-next-book-free
A psychological thriller with soul. Shortlisted for the Chanticleer Clue Awards for the best thriller/suspense novel of 2016, and one of the most downloaded books of 2017 so far...
Jesse tells the story of his coming-of-age on the wild Atlantic coast, where he fails to notice the disturbing behaviour of his best friend.
Natalie’s husband goes missing at sea in circumstances which don't make sense. And while she searches for him, it seems she also has something to hide.
Their two stories come crashing together in a way you won't foresee, and you'll never get the twist that comes right at the end...
The Wave at Hanging Rock is a powerful and intelligent thriller that will grip you from the first line, and keep you guessing till the very last page.
Since it was launched in September 2016 The Wave at Hanging Rock has drawn over 150 five star reviews across Amazon, and is one of the most downloaded free books of 2017 in the UK this year. It's an exciting debut from an author to watch. Here's a little of what people are saying:
“Don’t miss this, it’s a real treat!”
“If you’re looking a for a good book to read, stop looking, you’ve found one…”
"A stunning psychological page-turner and a great story."
"Love this, love this!”
“I was gripped from the very first page.”
“This should be a film!”
“One of the best books I've read in a long while…”
“The story unfolds beautifully and keeps you guessing right up until the last page.”
“I loved this, didn’t want it to end.”
“Dark humour means this book stays in the memory.”
“One of those books that you just cannot put down…”
And if you want to be the first to read Gregg Dunnett's second novel: The Desert Run copy and paste the link below to read it free:
http://greggdunnett.co.uk/get-your-next-book-free
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