What Happened to Lucy Vale - The twisty new mystery from bestselling author of BEFORE I FALL (lydbok) av Lauren Oliver
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Lauren Oliver (forfatter), Emily Lawrence (innleser), Eva Kaminsky (innleser)

What Happened to Lucy Vale lydbok

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'A sharp and harrowing mystery for the digital age . . . I inhaled this book like a gulp of fresh air after a long swim' LAUREN THOMANFROM THE NYT BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF BEFORE I FALL When true-crime writer Rachel Vale and her daughter, Lucy, move into the abandoned Faraday House at the end of Lily Lane, they already know its tragic history . . . That's why they came. Rachel hopes that untangling the muddled case of the Faradays might help her solve another puzzle: her daughter.But the small Mid…

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Undertittel The twisty new mystery from bestselling author of BEFORE I FALL
Forfattere Lauren Oliver (forfatter), Emily Lawrence (innleser), Eva Kaminsky (innleser)
Utgitt 11 september 2025
Lengde 11:51
Sjanger Krim, Fantasy og science fiction, Skjønnlitteratur
Språk English
Format mp3
DRM-beskyttelse App-only
ISBN 9781473672796
'A sharp and harrowing mystery for the digital age . . . I inhaled this book like a gulp of fresh air after a long swim' LAUREN THOMAN

FROM THE NYT BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF BEFORE I FALL

When true-crime writer Rachel Vale and her daughter, Lucy, move into the abandoned Faraday House at the end of Lily Lane, they already know its tragic history . . . That's why they came. Rachel hopes that untangling the muddled case of the Faradays might help her solve another puzzle: her daughter.

But the small Midwestern town of Granger remembers the Faradays, and the residents do not take well to strangers pulling apart their mysteries. They will do whatever it takes to protect their own.

As Rachel ignores the threatening notes on the doorstep and her daughter's increasingly erratic behaviour, she unwinds a case of old money, historic rivalries and online abuse. But soon it becomes clear that she might be investigating the wrong story after all . . .