Louise Candlish
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Our House
49 editions
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2018
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The Other Passenger
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2020
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Those People
25 editions
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2019
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The Heights
28 editions
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2021
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The Swimming Pool
12 editions
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2016
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The Sudden Departure of the Frasers
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2015
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The Skylight
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2021
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The Disappearance of Emily Marr
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2013
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The Second Husband
13 editions
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2008
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The Only Suspect
5 editions
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2023
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“Thinking there is something better out there in the world, something worth more than you already have- of all my mistakes,that was my biggest.”
― Before We Say Goodbye
― Before We Say Goodbye
“There was no trap involved, no trick: he was a wolf in wolf's clothing. And I went right up to his door and asked him his name.”
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“Hurtling towards fifty as we were, we found it hard to judge younger adults’ ages. They all looked like sixth formers to us.”
― The Other Passenger
― The Other Passenger
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“Sunday dawned bright and cheerful, oblivious to the fatal wounds of its predecessor,”
― Those People
― Those People
“It was in her hand, as everyone’s was these days, as if phones were dialysis machines that could not be out of reach without life-threatening consequences.”
― Those People
― Those People
“Wall them off?’ Tess said. ‘Like they’re Mexico or West Berlin? That’s a bit unfair on Ant and Em.’ Still, it wasn’t the craziest idea she’d heard to date.”
― Those People
― Those People