Sunday Morning Coming Down

Frieda gets closer than ever to the nemesis who's been stalking her for seven brilliant booksIt's always darkest before the light. In the chilling seventh instalment of the bestselling, critically acclaimed Frieda Klein series, evil draws ever closer to home.A body is discovered under the floorboards of psychotherapist Frieda Klein's house. It's the man she hired to protect her.Frieda has always known her stalker, Dean Reeve, was still alive - at last the police are forced to believe her. But this is only the first body, and as the police investigation stalls, Dean's taunts grow ever more personal. Unless Frieda can find him - and fast - her loved ones' loyalty could come at a truly fatal cost . . .

“Stop what you are doing and start [reading] right now . . . Dean is back. (Or is he?)”

-- SAM BAKER IS READING The Pool
Clear your diaries, crime fans, the latest Nicci French is out . . . the seventh in the series, husband-and-wife writing team throw in surprises right up to the last page Good Housekeeping

Nicci French is the pseudonym for the writing partnership of journalists Nicci Gerrard and Sean French. The couple are married and live in Suffolk. There are twenty bestselling novels by Nicci French, published in thirty-one languages. Blue Monday was the first thrilling story in the Frieda Klein series, which concludes with Day of the Dead.facebook.com/NicciFrenchOfficialPage

'She finds a body under a floor in her home. It's murder. But it's also a message . . .' For years psychotherapist Frieda Klein has believed serial killer Dean Reeve escaped justice. That, despite what the police say, he's still alive. And finally she has the evidence. Under her floor is the rotting corpse of an ex-policeman who she'd hired to hunt for Reeve. Now the police have to take her seriously. Because it is clear that whoever did this is very dangerous and must be found. It's also clear that they're not finished with Frieda - or those she loves most. But as Frieda is about to learn - it's always darkest just before the dawn . . . 'Brilliantly crafted' Daily Mirror 'Addictive' Daily Express 'Magnificent' Evening Standard 'Excellent' Sunday Times 'Nail-biting' Marie Claire 'Remarkable' Independent 'Menacing' Guardian 'Ingenious' Daily Telegraph

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