I Let You Go is British author Clare Mackintosh’s intense debut psychological thriller, which also crosses into the mystery based, police procedural territory. Perfect for readers of Gone Girl and The Girl on the Train and fans of TV dramas like The Missing, lose yourself in I Let You Go , the tense, twisty, emotionally compelling psychological thriller that everyone is talking about.

On a dark evening, walking her son home from school, a mother's worst nightmare comes true: he slips from her grasp and runs into the road, where he is hit by a speeding car. I’m sorry to ask you even more questions, but it’s vital we get as much information as we can, as early as possible. In addition to Kate, Stumpy’s team included the steady Malcolm Johnson and young Dave Hillsdon, an enthusiastic but maverick DC, whose determined efforts to secure convictions sailed a little too close to the wind for Ray’s liking. She was an impatient driver; tutting when a red light held them back, and craning her neck to see past a holdup. There is just so much to consider… from the grave outcomes of momentary choices to the intricate, emotional relationships that often set the course of our lives.Lexie becomes an instant mother and she must contend with a newborn who is still working through the withdrawal process. A storming psychological thriller that has everything: breathtaking twists , great pace and pitch-perfect characterisation .

She looks up at the blurred windshield, its wipers sending arcs of water into the darkening night, and she screams at the unseen driver to help her. We feel the reverberations of this tragedy, and watch as our story’s characters struggle to carry its weight. Stevens and Kate are relieved to be reassigned to the case, which has been reactivated with the new information. I read I Let You Go in two sittings; it made me cry (at least twice), made me gasp out loud (once) and above all made me wish I'd written it.If you’ve read and liked Paula Hawkins’ ‘The Girl on the Train,’ which was excellent, you’ll like this too. In the present, we follow Lexie, as Annie crash lands back into her life, with the news that she is expecting a child anytime soon. I love connecting with my readers, and there are plenty of ways you can get a sneak peek at what's going on behind the scenes. The squeal of wet brakes, the thud of a five-year-old boy hitting the windscreen and the spin of his body before it slams on to the road. My latest book is A GAME OF LIES, the instant Sunday Times bestseller, and the second in my crime series featuring Welsh detective Ffion Morgan, who we first meet in THE LAST PARTY.

Until now he had simply taken the pragmatic approach of not leaning on the left side, but while he was at lunch someone had scrawled ‘defective’ in black marker pen across the back of it. Best book I’ve read this year, incredible story with a double twist, amazing, unforgettable and brilliant. Both Clare's second and third novels, I See You and Let Me Lie, were number one Sunday Times bestsellers. I want to fix an image of him in my head, but all I can see when I close my eyes is his body, still and lifeless in my arms. As a psychological thriller it’s page-turning and compelling, making me obsessed and reading much later into the night than I’d planned.Without spoilers the plot contains a car accident with a child death, loss, grief, remorse, domestic abuse, as well as a crime drama.

Congratulations to Clare Mackintosh on an impressive, addictive debut, and thank you to The Berkley Publishing Group for introducing me to a new thriller favorite.

If I Let You Go by Charlotte Levin is a deeply moving and gripping portrayal of a woman coming to terms with loss. I Let You Go follows Jenna Gray as she moves to a ramshackle cottage on the remote Welsh coast, trying to escape the memory of the car accident that plays again and again in her mind and desperate to heal from the loss of her child and the rest of her painful past. I only let go for a second’ languishes the mother of five year old Jacob Jordan, who’s son is the victim of a hit and run accident, on a cold winter’s night in Bristol, England. I Let You Go is a chilling tale with characters that are so well drawn, you can feel their pleasure and pain on each step of the journey. Secure in the environs of her own neighborhood she lets go of his hand to push away the strands of wet hair from her eyes, laughing at the cascade of droplets it causes.