Girl on the Platform

Bryony Pearce was born in 1976 and has two young children. She completed an English Literature degree at Corpus Christi College Cambridge in 1998 and was a winner of the SCBWI anthology ‘Undiscovered Voices’ in 2008. More information about Bryony can be found on her website www.bryonypearce.co.uk.

‘Such an accomplished thriller debut; I felt I was living Bridget’s nightmare alongside her. Twisty, emotionally charged and with an ending I didn’t see coming!’ Jackie Kabler, bestselling author of The Perfect Couple'Bryony Pearce's compelling narrative pulls the reader through to the final heart pounding and haunting conclusion. A magnificent debut! ' Samantha Lee Howe, USA TODAY bestselling author of The Stranger in Our Bed‘Dark, twisty and highly entertaining’ Cass Green, bestselling author of In a Cottage in a Wood‘An addictive heart-pounding read’ Reviewer‘WOW! WOW! WOW! This is the fastest book I have ever read in my life – in parts, my mouth went dry, my heart was hammering out of my chest, and I was rooted to the spot!’ Reviewer‘This book doesn’t let you go. It stays with you for a long time.’Reviewer‘Serious The Girl on the Train and Gone Girl vibes, but still uniquely captivating.’ Reviewer‘This was a heartbreaking, chilling psychological thriller that I found difficult to put down.’ Reviewer‘This is going to be this years hard to top thriller.’ Reviewer‘Time to get your heart pumping! This is the thriller that will make your pulse race.’ Reviewer‘Now this was a thriller! From start to finish I was hooked.’ Reviewer‘I would give this more than 5 stars if I could!’ Reviewer‘This book has everything needed for a perfect psychological thriller. The ending blew me away and brought the whole plot together. Definitely a 5+++ star novel.’ Reviewer‘An extremely unsettling and chilling novel that fans of crime and psychological thrillers will not want to miss. It won't be a surprise if this one day gets turned into a film!’ Reviewer‘If you are drawn to a thrilling premise, a masterfully executed plot that does not let up, and a narrator whose reliability remains in a constant state of flux, bump this one to the very top of your list.’ Reviewer