Uncovering the Forgotten. The Canterbury Cases (vol. I)
»It wasn't suicide!«
After a failed relationship, Lily Brown, an ex-psychologist for Scotland Yard, sets up her own practice in Canterbury. Her first patients include Samantha Harris, who is trapped in a toxic relationship with an abusive husband, and Vera Osmond, who suffers from panic attacks after a traumatic childhood. Lily thinks Vera’s treatment has been successfully completed – until Vera reaches out to her again. And only a short while later, Vera is found dead – an alleged suicide. Lily doesn’t buy it and begins an investigation of her own. Soon she uncovers a terrible secret and finds herself in mortal danger …
- Based on a true story: This story draws from the 1968 Mary Bell case in Newcastle
- The first book in a new true crime series
- For readers of Charlotte Link and Elizabeth George
Tessa Duncan has a PhD in psychology and worked as a business consultant for many years. Today, she writes for a living. Under the pseudonym Marie Lacrosse, she is a SPIEGEL-bestselling author.
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