The Night Shift

138 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 1h43min.
The BRAND NEW pulse-pounding cat & mouse thriller from INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER Gemma RogersHow can one 12-hour night shift be so deadly?I loved the anonymity, flexibility and solitude that working the night shift at Storage Queen gave me.The unsociable hours paid well, helping me fund my university degree and giving me a quiet place to study while the world slept peacefully in their warm, cozy beds. It was the perfect job for me.But that Friday night proved to be more than I bargained for when a man walked through the door, dragging a large suitcase.My immediate instincts told me something was wrong.That’s when my ordeal began.I just had to make it through the night shift.A pacy, heart stopping, page turning thriller for the fans of Shari Lapena and Lisa Jewell.Praise for Gemma Rogers:'Unputdownable. a nail-biting thriller that grips to the very last page' - Keri Beevis'Excellent storyline - Rogers has excelled with this book! A massive five stars. Highly recommended' - Reader Review‘Captivating and enthralling, I give this book five shiny golden stars’ - Anita Waller'A claustrophobic psychological thriller with an explosive finale. Gripping and absorbing'- David Beckler'Thrilling - Really enjoyed this book, it kept me up at night wanting to read more. Character's good. Lots of twists. Loved the ending. Would definitely recommend it' - Reader Review‘It’s a shocking thriller that grabs at your emotions on every page! Loved it’ - Lauren North'This book had me hooked within a few pages. I would really recommend it - just make sure you are free to keep reading it!' - Reader Review‘A well-written and thoroughly entertaining thriller from a very talented author’ - John Nicholl‘A beautifully written edge-of-your-seat thriller that had me guessing right until the end’ - Dreda Say Mitchell'A brilliant thriller from an exciting new voice. Stalker it had me on the edge of my seat' - Kerry Barnes'An atmospheric, taut thriller which keeps you hooked from the first page' - Jacqui Rose