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Claire Quinn: The Games We Play

  • The Woodstock Bookshop 23 Oxford Street Woodstock, England, OX20 1TH United Kingdom (map)

3 Best Friends. 1 Deadly Secret.
With Ali's wedding fast approaching, her friendship with Erin and Sophie threatens to implode with deathly consequences when a twisted teenage game comes back to haunt them.

As teenagers, Ali, Erin and Sophie are bonded by a secret, and a promise to protect each other. Years later, Ali’s wedding is looming when the three women set off for their annual couples’ trip, unaware that one final drunken game and a weekend of secrets and revelations will bring their teenage promise back to haunt them.

As the truth begins to creep out, making headlines that threaten to pull their lives apart, it puts their friendship to the ultimate test – has it been love or fear holding them together, and if one of them cracks, will any of them survive?

'A twisty-turny tale of friendships put to the ultimate test … terrifyingly relatable and shockingly surprising'  Charlotte Duckworth, author of ‘The Perfect Father’

'The complexity of female friendship is brought to breaking point as long-buried secrets threaten far more than the bonds of sisterhood in The Games We Play’  Natalie Chandler, author of ‘The Voices’

'This sharp and suspenseful thriller had me hooked from start to finish. The Games We Play is a classy and compelling read, superbly written and terrifyingly relatable. Claire Quinn is one to watch'  Nicola Whyte, author of ‘10 Marchfield Square’

'An intricate blend of friendship, dark secrets and sinister betrayal had me turning the pages into the early hours … Twisty and suspenseful, I cannot wait to see what comes next from this author.'  Nasheema Lennon, author of ‘Going Going Gone’

'Deftly written and deadly entertaining.'  Tracy Maton, author of ‘The Artful Anna Harris’

What readers are saying about ‘The Games We Play…’

‘A sharp and beautifully written suspense novel that was pacy, twisty, and gut wrenching. A superb debut.’ 5 stars

‘This was a strong, upmarket suspense novel, well written and pacy, with believable characters. I ended up reading it one sitting and really enjoyed it. This author might be one to watch.’ 5 stars

‘A fantastic exploration of trust, friendship and long-buried secrets, The Games We Play by Claire Quinn is a compelling suspense novel.
This was brilliant. I loved it.’ 5 stars

8pm finish is approximate. Please note that if there is sufficient demand this event may be moved to a larger central Woodstock venue. The date and time will remain unchanged and we will notify you in good time if this is planned.

For further information contact: info@woodstockbookshop.co.uk

TICKETS £5.00 including wine (or a soft drink) & canapés.

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