SuitabookSecrets, trust and disclosure
Characters keep secrets connected with past experiences, while Kay investigates events involving Ivy, Sandra, friends and family.
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Ravena Guron - Author
A fast-moving, puzzle-led thriller built around a week of threats. It offers suspense, clues, red herrings and questions about why people conceal painful truths, with grief and past events shaping Kay’s return.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA fast-moving, puzzle-led thriller built around a week of threats. It offers suspense, clues, red herrings and questions about why people conceal painful truths, with grief and past events shaping Kay’s return.
Characters keep secrets connected with past experiences, while Kay investigates events involving Ivy, Sandra, friends and family.
Kay returns to the town she left after Ivy’s death and is described as trying to put devastating events and guilt behind her.
Kay must identify who is sending the threats while weighing suspects, clues and misleading possibilities during a week of escalating danger.
The central material includes deaths, an anonymous murder threat, escalating danger, grief, guilt, secrets and references to terminal illness.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
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