The Disappearance of Annie Thorne

Do not fear the dead, but the living.

The chilling new thriller from the bestselling author of The Chalk Man.

THEN
Annie disappeared one night. She vanished from her own bed without a trace. We all thought the worst.

Suddenly, like a miracle, after forty-eight hours, she returned, but she couldn't, or wouldn't, say what had happened to her.

Something happened to my sister, even if she can't explain it. I just know that when she came back she wasn't the same. She wasn't my Annie.

I am unable to admit, even to myself, that sometimes my sister terrifies me.

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NOW
I received this email almost two months ago. I was about to delete it, but I decided to open it. It said:

«I know what happened to your sister. And it's happening again...»

Reviews:
«Want to read something good? If you like what I write, you'll like C.J. Tudor's The Chalk Man.»
Stephen King

«The author's agile and simple pen draws us into a story full of mystery with supernatural touches that will keep us totally hooked.»
Blog En un mundo de sueños

«The author has an interesting pen, as she hooks us from the beginning. Little by little she reveals important aspects of the novel to us.»
Blog Mi universo entre libros

«It is a dark and disturbing thriller in which bringing the secrets of the past to light involves delving into something eerie and terrifying, with a good atmosphere and excellent narration.»
Blog La huella de los libros

«Dark, absorbing, unsettling.»
J.P Delaney, author of The Girl Before

«A must-read.»
Daily Express

«There are reminiscences of Stephen King because reality mixes with the sinister. And a delicious and chilling ending.»
Daily Mail

«The novel is very well written and plotted. Tudor is very good at using twists and surprises that you don't see coming.»
The Sunday Express

«The Chalk Man captivated us with its fresh voice and mysterious plot. This second novel is even better.»
The Washington Post

«Totally hypnotic. The queen of darkness has been born.»
A.J Finn, author of The Woman in the Window