<b>How do you fight an invisible enemy? An unputdownable and timely new novel from the Ngaio Marsh-winning author of <i>Remember Me</i>.</b><br/><br/><b>FROM THE WINNER OF THE BEST NOVEL IN THE NGAIO MARSH AWARDS FOR CRIME FICTION</b><br/><br/><br/><b>Livia Denby is on trial for attempted murder. The jury has reached a verdict.</b> <br/><br/>Two years earlier, Livia was a probation officer in Yorkshire, her husband Scott a teacher. Their children, Heidi and Noah, rounded out a happy family - until the day Scott's brother died. <br/><br/>Grief and guilt leave Scott searching for answers, a search that takes him into the world of conspiracy theories. As his grip on reality slides, he makes a decision that will put the family on a collision course with tragedy. <br/><br/>Livia's family has been torn apart, and now her son's life is hanging in the balance. Just how far will she go to save the ones she loves? <br/><br/><br/><b>Praise for Charity Norman:</b> <br/><br/>'Count me as a huge fan of Kiwi author Charity Norman. Her books are gritty, gripping, suspenseful and heartfelt, and always total page-turners.' <b>Nicky Pellegrino, <i>New Zealand Woman's Weekly</i></b> <br/><br/>'The last book that made me cry was <i>Remember Me</i> by Charity Norman. Go read it.' <b>Craig Sisterson, <i>New Zealand Listener</i></b><br/><br/>'Charity Norman is one of our best kept literary secrets.' <b>Greg Fleming, Kete Books</b><br/><br/>'Charity Norman writes the sort of stories that are difficult to discuss without giving away their endings ... Norman gets it right.' <b><i>North &amp; South</i></b><br/><br/>'In <i>Remember Me</i>, Norman deftly weaves together two timelines to create an engrossing, slow-burn mystery that builds to a devastating and unexpected end.' <b><i>The Weekend Australian</i></b> <br/><br/>'Crisp, compelling writing that's not just enjoyable to read, but a lesson in how to write.' <b>Maya Linnell on <i>Remember Me</i></b><br/> <br/>'Raw and insightful ... I found it harder and harder to put down.' <b><i>Good Reading</i> on <i>The Secrets of Strangers</i></b> <br/><br/>'An atmospheric and emotional tale of family, mystery and love … an extraordinarily talented storyteller.' <b>Kelly Rimmer on</b><b><i> Remember Me<br/></i></b> <br/>'Striking ... a nuanced page-turner addressing the very human realities of ageing parents and family dynamics.' <b><i>Books + Publishing</i> on <i>Remember Me </i></b><br/> <br/>'Compelling and moving' <b><i>The New Zealand Herald</i> on <i>The Secrets of Strangers</i></b>