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The Playdate
You leave your kids with a friend down the street. Everyone does it. Until the day it goes wrong.TAKE NOTHING FOR GRANTED. . . . In a quiet London suburb, a group of mothers relies on each other for friendship, favors, and gossip. But some of them shouldn't be trusted, and others have dark secrets. When Callie moved into her new neighborhood, she thought it would be easy to fit in. The other parents have been strangely hostile, though, and her frail daughter Rae is finding it impossible to make friends. Suzy, with her rich husband and her three energetic children, has been the only one to reach out, although their friendship has recently felt inexplicably strained. Now the police have suggested that someone dangerous may be living in their neighborhood, and the atmosphere feels even more toxic. Then there's the matter of Callie's ex-husband, and the shocking truth behind their divorce . . . a truth that she would do anything to hide.
Book Details
- Publisher: Atria Books
- Publish Date: Jul 3rd, 2012
- Pages: 432
- Language: English
- Edition: Original - undefined
- Dimensions: 8.20in - 5.30in - 1.20in - 0.80lb
- EAN: 9781451656671
- Categories: • Psychological• Thrillers - General• Literary
About the Author
Millar, Louise: - Louise Millar began her journalism career in various music and film magazines and spent seven years at Marie Claire as senior editor and contributing editor. She has written for Mojo, Marie Claire, Red, Psychologies, The Independent, Glamour, and The Guardian, among others. She lives in London with her husband and daughters.
Praise for this book
"British author Millar's engrossing debut offers an unsettling, realistic view of friendships, gossip, and loneliness . . . What starts as a quiet story about neighbors soon builds into a gripping psychological thriller."-Publishers Weekly (starred review)