Between You and Me

‘Compelling, chilling and an incredibly impressive’ Alexandra Brown ‘Shocking, and very cleverly crafted’ The Book Review Café ‘Disturbing and chilling’ Northern Crime Reviews ‘A gripping psychological thriller with a level of tension that will leave you breathless’ Tracy Book Lover

‘Compelling, chilling and an incredibly impressive’ Alexandra Brown‘Shocking, and very cleverly crafted’ The Book Review Café‘Disturbing and chilling’ Northern Crime Reviews‘A gripping psychological thriller with a level of tension that will leave you breathless’ Tracy Book LoverThey say every marriage has its secrets. But no one sees what happens behind closed doors. And sometimes those doors should never be opened…Sal and Charlie are married. They love each other. But they aren’t happy. Sal cannot leave, no matter what Charlie does – no matter how much it hurts.Praise for Between You and Me:‘What a page turner! Compelling, chilling and an incredibly impressive’ Alexandra Brown‘It’s certainly one of the best debuts I have read in a while, it’s compelling and shocking, and very cleverly crafted’ The Book Review Café‘Hall packs a punch with this one and the ending left me gasping’ For the Love of Books‘It is disturbing and chilling. It feels very real. And a quick mention for that twist! I did not see that coming AT ALL. I usually spot these things and I didn’t! Clever! Very clever!’ Northern Crime Reviews‘A gripping psychological thriller with a level of tension that will leave you breathless’ Tracy Book Lover‘Between You And Me is that kind of book. The one that makesyou feel like you’re there, you’re experiencing the emotions, the hurt, the pain’ Bibliophile Book Club‘Lisa Hall has wrote a harrowing, disturbing and chilling novel which I couldn''t help but devour in a matter of days. She''s one of those authors you don''t see coming and BANG best seller, up there with the greatest crime writers like Stuart McBride and Lee Child. She''s one to watch’ Brunette Lifestyle‘It is well written, emotional and jaw dropping. More please!!’ Jo Robertson (NetGalley)‘A compelling but shocking read and there are serious issues in it which should provoke a lot of discussion for book groups’ Laurel (Goodreads)