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The Last Stage

Louise Voss
Chapters (63)
  1. Cover
  2. Praise
  3. The Last Stage
  4. Dedication
  5. Contents
  6. 1995
  7. 2017Meredith
  8. One Year LaterMeredith
  9. Graeme
  10. Meredith
  11. Meredith
  12. Graeme
  13. Pete
  14. Meredith
  15. Meredith
  16. Meredith
  17. Meredith
  18. Meredith
  19. Meredith
  20. 1983Meredith
  21. Present DayEmad
  22. Present DayEmad
  23. 1983Meredith
  24. 1983Meredith
  25. Present DayMeredith
  26. Meredith
  27. Meredith
  28. Pete
  29. Pete
  30. Pete
  31. Gemma
  32. 1983Meredith
  33. 1983Meredith
  34. 1983Meredith
  35. Present DayMeredith
  36. 1984Meredith
  37. 1984Meredith
  38. 1984Meredith
  39. 1984Meredith
  40. Present DayGemma
  41. 1992Meredith
  42. Present DayGemma
  43. 1995Meredith
  44. Present DayGemma
  45. 1995Meredith
  46. Present DayGemma
  47. 1995Meredith
  48. Present DayGemma
  49. Pete
  50. Meredith
  51. Pete
  52. Graeme
  53. Emad
  54. Meredith
  55. Meredith
  56. Meredith
  57. Gemma
  58. Meredith
  59. Gemma and Emad
  60. A year laterMeredith
  61. Acknowledgements
  62. ABOUT THE AUTHOR
  63. Copyright

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Praise

PRAISE FOR THE LAST STAGE

‘Such a great concept. Enthrallingly gripping – and those twists! A must read’ Angela Clarke

‘Superb, like an episode of Midsomer Murders written by Gillian Flynn’ Mark Edwards

‘Her best yet. A superb read’ Cass Green

‘A compelling descent into darkness’ Ed James

‘A captivating mystery that kept me guessing right up to the end. Beautifully written and refreshingly different for the genre, this is another fantastic read from a masterful writer’ SJI Holliday

‘A rollercoaster ride of twists and turns. Highly recommended’ Jane Isaac

‘Voss knows how to create a dark atmosphere and build tension, which makes this an exciting read … gripping and perfect for the beach’ New Books Magazine

‘The Last Stage confirms Louise Voss is the queen of the psychological thriller and I cannot recommend it enough!’ From Belgium with Love

‘A taut progressive thriller with sharp edges! Fantastic. Brilliant. Unpredictable. Clever’ Book Obsessed

‘Twisty thriller plot and quaint British setting … It’s funny, smart and highly entertaining!’ Off-the-Shelf Books

‘Grippingly taut read that captivated me until the very last page … and even afterwards, the writing is superb, gritty and absorbing from page one!’ The Reading Closet

PRAISE FOR THE OLD YOU

‘I loved the subtlety and style of Louise Voss’s writing; the slow reveals and hints at the darkness to come … impossible to put down!’ Sarah Pinborough

‘A cracking page-turner that sucks you straight into the dark heart of human behaviour. I couldn’t put it down!’ Marnie Riches

‘A twisty, thrilling read with engaging and complex characters!’ Sarah Ward

‘There are plenty of twists, lots of emotional insights and enough tension to please even the most demanding reader. A superior slice of domestic noir. I loved it’ Paul Burston

‘The Old You is a tense, super-twisty, well-written page-turner … Fab read’ Amanda Jennings

‘The way the plot unfolds, unfolds – and unfolds again – is brilliant. Poignant, clever and terrifically tense’ William Shaw

‘A top-notch thriller, with seams of doubt and illusion sewn through the plot with total skill. I love books where you wonder who to trust, and keep changing your mind’ Hayley Webster

‘If I’m looking a bit sleep-deprived right now it’s because this one is keeping me up way past my bedtime. A really original and compelling story from Louise Voss that will keep you turning the pages’ Howard Linskey

‘A disturbing, brilliant tale of lies and psychological manipulation, with a gutsy, believable heroine’ Kate Rhodes

‘Brilliantly unsettling, a gripping, clever novel where nothing can be taken at face value’ Jane Casey

‘This novel was so creepy it kept me awake. I was guessing right to the end’ Katerina Diamond

‘Grippy and twisty, this one will keep you guessing’ Mel McGrath

‘A unique vibe that makes it stand out, and also a truly twisty yet believable tale with memorable characters and a cleverly woven atmospheric narrative’ Liz Loves Books