The Midwives

Author: Anna Schofield

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New in autumn 2024, the pulse-pounding psychological crime thriller layered with secrets, betrayal and suspense

One of them would kill to be a mother…

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Summary

New in autumn 2024, the pulse-pounding psychological crime thriller layered with secrets, betrayal and suspense

One of them would kill to be a mother…

Description

One of them would kill to be a mother…

When someone tries to steal a newborn from Darkford General Hospital, everyone is horrified. Even more so when evidence suggests it was one of the midwives …

Katie, Erica and Sue are used to being heroes, not villains, as colleagues on the labour ward, so when one of them is arrested, the others must protect and reassure the pregnant women in their care that the danger has passed.

Leila is already anxious. She's always wanted to be a mother – but her partner isn't sure he's ready for fatherhood and she doesn't know if she can have this baby by herself.

As Leila's due date approaches, what at first feels like support from her midwives starts to seem more sinister. She's sure someone is following her, watching, waiting. Who can she trust … and is it too late to run?

Critic Reviews

REAL READERS LOVE THE MIDWIVES

‘This book grips from the first page – I absolutely could not put it down’

‘I was engrossed in the many twists and turns’

‘Kept me on the edge of my seat!’

‘Had everything I enjoy in a book – I've already recommended it to a friend and will continue to do so’

‘Gripping, suspenseful and at various points creepy, with a side order of betrayal’

‘I devoured this book in two days’

‘The plot had everything from secrets to betrayal and suspense’

‘I tore through this book at a rate of knots’

‘A fast-paced, twisty thriller’

About the Author

Anna Schofield is an Amazon Top 100 bestselling author (UK) and a short story and screenplay writer. From Ashton-Under-Lyne, she spent five years travelling and working in Greece, then returned home to work in healthcare, and runs online storytelling and change workshops.