Autorentext

Claire Douglas worked as a journalist for fifteen years, writing features for women's magazines and national newspapers, but had dreamed of being a novelist since the age of seven. She finally got her wish after winning the Marie Claire Debut Novel Award with her first novel, The Sisters.
She is a Sunday Times bestseller and a frequent Richard & Judy Book Club pick. Her books have sold over two million copies in the UK alone.
She lives in Bath with her husband and two children.

Klappentext

When Imogen is told she's inherited a country mansion near Bath, she thinks it must be a mistake. She last saw its owner, reclusive artist Dorothea Roe, sixteen years ago: a summer which changed her life for ever.

Once Imogen and her partner Josh settle into the house, she dares to hope that this is the start of a new life.Yet Imogen can't stop wondering why a woman she barely knew would leave her everything.
And when she discovers a box with her name on it in the artist's abandoned studio, she's sure Dorothea was trying to send her a message before she died.

What if her death wasn't an accident?
Could it be tangled in Imogen's own dark family history?
And why is she feeling watched all of a sudden?