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The Other Child

Author: Amy Carver  

A twisty, high-concept psychological thriller about a woman who becomes convinced her child was swapped with another woman's child at birth.

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A twisty, high-concept psychological thriller about a woman who becomes convinced her child was swapped with another woman's child at birth.

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You'd know your son anywhere... wouldn't you?

Louise has never felt the deep bond with her son, Alfie, that other mothers talk about. Now three, Alfie is volatile, difficult - and Louise can't help but blame herself.

Then he makes a new friend, Isaac, and everything changes. Alfie becomes calmer. Happier. Louise should be thrilled - until she meets Isaac's mother and starts noticing strange coincidences: the same hospital, same birth date... and Isaac looks eerily like Louise's husband.

As doubt spirals into obsession, Louise's suspicions deepen. With Isaac, she feels a bond she's never had with Alfie - an unsettling, impossible connection. And soon, she's forced to confront the unthinkable:

What if her child isn't really hers?

A gripping, emotionally-charged page-turner for fans of Lisa Jewell, Claire Douglas and Andrea Mara - this is a mother's worst nightmare, brought chillingly to life.

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About the Author

Amy Carver worked for the NHS for fifteen years, spending the first ten as a healthcare assistant in a maternity unit, where she supported women through antenatal care, childbirth, and the postnatal period. She later qualified as a nurse and earned a psychology degree, which led her down an alternative path. Now a novelist, Amy draws inspiration from her experiences to create compelling and impactful stories. A mother of three grown-up children and a nanna of four, she enjoys spending time with her expanding family.

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Product Details

Publisher
Headline Publishing Group | Headline Book Publishing
Published
26th February 2026
Pages
400
ISBN
9781035420179

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