“Brilliantlyplotted and original with not so much a twist as a seismic shifting of the ground under your feet. Amazing.”
– Rosamund Lupton, bestselling author of Three Hours
“A kind of Wiltshire Da Vinci Code, with crop circles, mathematical equations and shadowy figures from Porton Down. A real page-turner written with beguiling wit.”
– Tom Bradby, bestselling author of Secret Service
“Impeccably researched… an unusual mystery told with exceptional skill”
– Daily Mail
A coded message. A Barbaric death. And the search for truth in a world of lies. An intelligent and twisty thriller set in rural Wiltshire.
How do you know who to trust…
…when you don’t even know who you are?
You are outside your front door.
There are strangers in your house.
Then you realise.
You can’t remember your name.
“An absorbing novel full of unpredictable twists,
topped by a savage climax”
– Marcel Berlins, The Times
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FIND ME
Five years ago, Rosa walked to the pier in the dead of
night, looked into the swirling water, and jumped.
She was a brilliant Cambridge student who
had just lost her father.
Her death was tragic, but not unexpected.
Was that what really happened?
“Cunning, captivating and creepy
– a beautifully written thriller”
– JP Delaney, The Girl Before
FORGET MY NAME 4
THE OTHER YOU
She used to be good at faces.
So good they paid her.
If you were living a lie, she would see it in your eyes.
She could spot an impostor at a hundred yards.
And she only had to pass you once in the street
to remember your face forever.
“I doubt many other psychological thrillers published
this year will be as propulsive and fun”
– The Telegraph
Contact 5
J.S.Monroe/Jon Stock is represented by
Will Francis at Janklow & Nesbit (+44 207-243-2975;
queries@janklow.co.uk). Emily Hayward-Whitlock at The Artists Partnership represents
TV and film rights
for Find Me, Forget My Name and The Other You
(+44 207 439 1456 fern@theartistspartnership.co.uk)
