Silent Night by Anita Waller

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Silent Night
Anita Waller

One snowy night. One brutal murder. One shattering secret.

On Christmas Eve, Reverend Steve Rainforth leads midnight mass in his quiet Yorkshire village. Among the congregation sits a nervous young woman, a stranger to most – yet before the night is over, she will be found dead in the churchyard, and Steve’s world will be shattered forever.

As Detective Inspector Adam France and his team race to uncover the truth, buried secrets begin to surface – secrets that reach into the heart of Steve’s past and threaten the fragile life he has built. With the New Year approaching, loyalties will be tested, lies will unravel, and a devastating revelation will change everything…

Dark, chilling, and impossible to put down, Silent Night is a gripping crime thriller perfect for fans of Joy Ellis, L.J. Ross and Faith Martin.


My Review

On a chilly Christmas Eve, there’s a murder and a hidden truth that unfolds. This book kept me hooked, turning each page with curiosity about what would come next. Even when the identity of the killer was revealed, it totally took me by surprise! I found myself reading into the early hours, even though I had planned an early night. It was just impossible to resist. The writing is superb, pulling you in from the very first sentence. I highly recommend it! For me, it’s a definite 5-star read. I’m eagerly looking forward to the next installment!

What are you waiting for go get your copy on Amazon.

Sylv
Sylv
I am just me, a full-time mum with three gorgeous kids (well two adults and one teenager) working with authors and a blogger, originally from Portsmouth UK, in Hampshire and now based in Somerset UK

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