Girl in the Picture

How do you decide what story to tell and what secrets to keep . . . ?When journalist Amy Collins returns to Norfolk, a magazine assignment leads her to Farthington House. As she steps through the gates into the garden, she remembers visits she made as a child to the grand old house, but nothing prepares her for what she finds inside: a portrait of a young woman who looks very similar to Amy herself.With the help of Kyle Rutherfurd, the house's new owner, Amy uncovers a hidden family scandal involving a young woman nicknamed ';Bird'. And as Amy finds out more, she discovers a personal connection to Bird that could change everything she thought she knew.Praise for Rachel Hore';Absorbing and touching' ERICA JAMES'Dramatic and warm-hearted' DAILY MAIL'Gorgeous' GOOD HOUSEKEEPING'Gripping' HELLO!'Beautifully written' KATE FURNIVALL'In true Rachel Hore style, it draws you in and holds your attention until the last word' SANTA MONTEFIORE'Intriguing and heart-warming. I couldn't put it down' BARBARA ERSKINE'I was completely immersed in the story and the setting' ELIZABETH BUCHAN'Beautifully written, warm and intelligent' TRACY REES';Strong characters, an intriguing world, a gorgeous setting and an uplifting ending. It reminded me of Rosamund Pilcher, the kind of read you get truly lost in' VERONICA HENRY'Engrossing, with a wide and varied cast of characters who leap off the page' JANE JOHNSON';Rachel writes with such depth and feeling about people both in historical settings and in the present' CATHY KELLY