THE PEOPLE NEXT DOOR

CAUTION: This book is addictive. What happens when the people next door know all your secrets - but you know none of theirs? By the number one bestselling author of Man and Boy and the Max Wolfe crime series.

'Everyone needs to buy and read it.' Rob Rinder
'Had me gripped from start to finish.' Jane Fallon
'Creepy, paranoid and shocking.' Alex Michaelides
'Twisty, insightful and completely absorbing.' Celia Walden
'A brilliant, brilliant novel. Incredbily gripping and scary!' Susanna Reid, Good Morning Britain
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How well do you know the people next door?

You've moved to your dream home: a gorgeous honey-coloured house in the country.

It's a new beginning: your chance to put the terrible truth of what happened to you in the city behind you.

But your new neighbours have secrets of their own.

Terrifying secrets. Unimaginable secrets.

And when you learn about the previously happy family who lived - and died - in your house, you start to wonder how safe you really are . . .
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'Tony Parsons strikes again with a new epic thriller... It's a nail-biter until the end!' That's Life
'A brilliant page-turning thriller.' Piers Morgan
'As elegant and vivid as ever' Daily Mail
'Builds like a Hitchcock classic' Peterborough Telegraph
'This one will keep you guessing' Heat
'The sort of thriller you could read again and again' Belfast Telegraph
'A creepy tale of a couple whose move to the country, to what they'd hoped was their little corner of paradise, turns into a nightmare' Choice
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Readers are loving The People Next Door ...

***** 'There's just no words really to describe how much I LOVED this book.'
***** 'Great storytelling, tension-filled and very enjoyable.'
***** 'Tony Parsons hooked me from the first few chapters, and I found it really hard to put down, I'd highly recommend it to any thriller lovers.'
***** 'This book really twists and turns in a way that I love. I really enjoyed this book and would not hesitate to recommend it!'
***** 'I couldn't leave the book for a minute until I'd discovered how it would all end ... A brilliant book.'