Little Face: Culver Valley Crime Book 1

Little Face: Culver Valley Crime Book 1

by SophieHannah (Author)

Synopsis

Alice's baby is two weeks old when she leaves the house without her for the first time. On her eager return, she finds the front door open, her husband asleep on their bed upstairs. She rushes into their baby's room and screams. 'This isn't our baby! Where's our baby?' Her increasingly hostile husband swears she must be either mad or lying, and the DNA test is going to take a week. One week later, before the test has been taken, Alice and the baby have disappeared. Run away, abducted, murdered? The police who dismissed her baby swap story must find out, and as they do, they find dark incidents in David's past - like the murder of his ex-wife...

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 368
Edition: Culver Valley Crime Book 1
Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton
Published: 10 Apr 2006

ISBN 10: 0340840315
ISBN 13: 9780340840313

Media Reviews
* 'She ranks among the best recent practitioners of light verse, sharing with Ewart fluency and a good ear, emulating Wendy Cope in her sly wit and blending an eye for the absurdities in human behaviour with compassion.' - Alan Brownjohn, The Sunday Times * Hannah has a keen ear for her characters' foibles, snobberies and hypocrisies, and the observation remains acute throughout.' - Observer * 'Sophie Hannah's novels define originality...Funny, gripping and unputdownable! She has put You must read this back into books and we love her for it.' - B Magazine
Author Bio
Sophie Hannah is a bestselling poet, a novelist and a children's writer. She has won awards for her short stories and for her poetry, including first prize in the 2004 Daphne Du Maurier Festival Short Story Competition. In June 2004 she was chosen for the Next Generation poetry promotion as one of the best twenty poets to emerge in the last ten years. She has won several awards for her poetry, which is studied at GCSE, A-level and degree level across the UK. She was Fellow Commoner in Creative Arts at Trinity College, Cambridge, and a fellow of Wolfson College, Oxford. She is thirty-three and lives in West Yorkshire with her husband and two children.