How to Disappear

McAllister ratchets up the tension to excellent effect in this addictive page-turner * Connaught Telegraph * A thrilling mystery with a strong emotional heart * Woman & Home * Brilliantly written Intelligent. Compulsive. Heart-wrenching. Unforgettable Gripping, cleverly-constructed, and heart-wrenching. Truly original Kept me glued to every page * Good Housekeeping * One of the best courtroom dramas I've ever read Tense, compelling, with a clever grand reveal * Daily Mail * Ingeniously constructed, with real flesh-and-blood characters and cliff-hanging suspense I loved this gripping and thought-provoking read Addictive, clever, twisty * Sun * An exceptional thriller with a thumping, emotional heart * Heat * An exceptional debut As tense as a piano string * Sunday Times * I read it in a breathless day and a half. I loved every page Praise for Gillian McAllister * - * Included in 'Book Club' * Woman's Weekly * Included in 'The Hottest Summer Reads' * Cosmopolitan * The author's best book yet * Prima * A rollercoaster that will leave you gasping and turning the pages for more * Refinery29 * This intricately plotted drama is a masterclass in taut, twisty but beautiful writing * Fabulous * This book explores just how brutal witness protection can be, and the choices people involved must make * Woman's Own * Intense, utterly believable and at times shocking, it will make you see the world - even one in confinement - through new eyes * WI Life * A highly original novel about witness protection that is tense and compelling with a great ending. Her best yet! -- Mark Edwards I was blown away. Being forced to consider the reality of life under witness protection, of family members having to make impossible, brutal choices, was heartbreaking. I think it will resonate with many people. It's an outstanding and utterly gripping novel that deserves to be a bestseller -- Emma Curtis Utterly compelling, addictive and gripping; the best psychological thriller I've read this year -- Lucy Clarke Another brilliant psychological thriller from Gillian McAllister * Hello! * I read How to Disappear with my heart in my mouth. Beautiful, layered, suffocating, with an impossible love story at its heart. -- Lia Louis If you read one book this year, make it this one -- Adam Croft My goodness, it's brilliant. The ending blew me away! A superb, tense and thrilling ride. I admit I stayed up far too late to finish it, but it was so worth it -- Melanie Golding Tense and brilliant. If anyone's found expired with a copy of it lying next to them, it'll be because they flat-out forgot to breathe. This is her best book yet -- Jill Mansell At its core, this tense page-turner is a deeply original love story, and its characters are so warm and real that they stole my heart. I was absolutely gripped by Lauren, Aidan and Zara's story - rarely have I read a novel so fast. -- Beth O'Leary A totally gripping and heart-wrenching story that leaves you breathless. Her best book yet, and that's saying something -- Jane Fallon High tension, believable characters and a terrific plot. A truly riveting read -- Lesley Kara A clever, compulsive, cat-and-mouse family thriller that made my heart race. Never ever, would I want to go into a witness protection programme after this. Absolutely brilliant -- Jane Corry This intricately plotted drama is a masterclass in taut, twisty but beautiful writing * Sun * I couldn't look away from this intricate and spellbinding exploration of the devastating ripples that spread from a terrible crime. The desperate and dangerous slippery slope that one family finds themselves on is as gut punching as it is believable. Whip smart and wonderfully written. -- Holly Seddon Gillian McAllister has done it again. How to Disappear is a captivating story with unforgettable characters. This is one you can't put down and you won't soon forget -- Samantha Downing Tense, twisty and perfectly paced, How To Disappear is a compelling portrait of a family under unbe

Gillian McAllister has been writing for as long as she can remember. She graduated with an English degree before working as a lawyer. She lives in Birmingham, where she now writes full-time. She is the Sunday Times bestselling author of Everything but the Truth, Anything You Do Say, No Further Questions, The Evidence Against You and How To Disappear