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Two warrior angels. First friends, now lovers. Their future? A WILD UNKNOWN.


The Boy at the Keyhole
Stephen Giles

Hanover Square Press
September 2018
On Sale: September 4, 2018
304 pages
ISBN: 1335652922
EAN: 9781335652928
Kindle: B0781P7HWF
Hardcover / e-Book
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Thriller Psychological | Suspense

Nine-year-old Samuel lives alone in a once-great estate in Surrey with the family’s housekeeper, Ruth. His father is dead and his mother has been abroad for months, purportedly tending to her late husband’s faltering business. She left in a hurry one night while Samuel was sleeping and did not say goodbye.

Beyond her sporadic postcards, Samuel hears nothing from his mother. He misses her dearly and maps her journey in an atlas he finds in her study. Samuel’s life is otherwise regulated by Ruth, who runs the house with an iron fist. Only she and Samuel know how brutally she enforces order.

As rumors in town begin to swirl, Samuel wonders whether something more sinister is afoot. Perhaps his mother did not leave but was murdered—by Ruth.

Artful, haunting and hurtling toward a psychological showdown, The Boy at the Keyhole is an incandescent debut about the precarious dance between truth and perception, and the shocking acts that occur behind closed doors.

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