Look in the Mirror : the addictive, heart-pounding thriller from the author of Something in the Water

In this paradise you won't like what you see . . .

When Nina's father dies, she inherits a gleaming dream vacation home in a balmy tropical paradise - one she had no idea existed. The house is extraordinary: state-of-the-art, all glass and marble. How did her sensible father ever have enough money for this? And why not tell her about it? Desperate to uncover why he hid such a big secret, she decides to visit.

Maria, once an ambitious medical student, is now a nanny for the super-rich. The money's better, and so are the destinations - like this new assignment in the British Virgin Islands. But when her wards never show, Maria begins to make herself at home, spending her days luxuriating by the pool. There's just one rule: Don't go in the basement. But her curiosity might just get the better of her. And soon, she'll wish her only worry was not getting paid.

As both women's timelines intertwine, dark secrets start to unravel and one thing quickly becomes clear - nothing could have prepared them for what they are about to encounter.


READERS LOVE CATHERINE STEADMAN

***** 'Love, love, love this book'
***** 'Can't wait for her next one' 5* reader review
***** 'Literally couldn't put it down' 5* reader review
***** 'Absolutely gripping' 5* reader review
***** 'So many twists and turns' 5* reader review

PRAISE FOR CATHERINE STEADMAN

'Stylish, riveting, hugely atmospheric - I couldn't put it down' Lucy Foley
'Engrossing and unputdownable' Caroline Kepnes
'A dazzling, gasp-inducing plunge-pool of a novel that grips your heart and mind and refuses to let go' BP Walter
'I loved it' TM Logan
'Another page-turning winner from Catherine Steadman. Ingenious and intriguing' BA Paris
'Original, ingenious and utterly gripping' JP Delaney
'A thriller for our times' Louise Candlish
'A proper page-turner' New York Times
'Had me racing through the pages' Sarah Vaughan
'An enjoyable, nail-biting ride' Observer
'Perfectly paced with an exciting race to the end' Woman's Weekly

In this paradise you won''t like what you see . . .

When Nina''s father dies, she inherits a gleaming dream vacation home in a balmy tropical paradise - one she had no idea existed. The house is extraordinary: state-of-the-art, all glass and marble. How did her sensible father ever have enough money for this? And why not tell her about it? Desperate to uncover why he hid such a big secret, she decides to visit.

Maria, once an ambitious medical student, is now a nanny for the super-rich. The money''s better, and so are the destinations - like this new assignment in the British Virgin Islands. But when her wards never show, Maria begins to make herself at home, spending her days luxuriating by the pool. There''s just one rule: Don''t go in the basement. But her curiosity might just get the better of her. And soon, she''ll wish her only worry was not getting paid.

As both women''s timelines intertwine, dark secrets start to unravel and one thing quickly becomes clear - nothing could have prepared them for what they are about to encounter.


READERS LOVE CATHERINE STEADMAN

***** ''Love, love, love this book''
***** ''Can''t wait for her next one'' 5* reader review
***** ''Literally couldn''t put it down'' 5* reader review
***** ''Absolutely gripping'' 5* reader review
***** ''So many twists and turns'' 5* reader review

PRAISE FOR CATHERINE STEADMAN

''Stylish, riveting, hugely atmospheric - I couldn''t put it down'' Lucy Foley
''Engrossing and unputdownable'' Caroline Kepnes
''A dazzling, gasp-inducing plunge-pool of a novel that grips your heart and mind and refuses to let go'' BP Walter
''I loved it'' TM Logan
''Another page-turning winner from Catherine Steadman. Ingenious and intriguing'' BA Paris
''Original, ingenious and utterly gripping'' JP Delaney
''A thriller for our times'' Louise Candlish
''A proper page-turner'' New York Times
''Had me racing through the pages'' Sarah Vaughan
''An enjoyable, nail-biting ride'' Observer
''Perfectly paced with an exciting race to the end'' Woman''s Weekly