The BRAND NEW unmissable, heart-pounding psychological thriller from Teri Terry

Some secrets come back to kill...

Seventeen years ago, schoolgirl Maggie died after a fall from a cliff. It was ruled a suicide. The girls who knew the truth made a pact never to speak of what happened.

Now one of them is dead.

When Isobel's body is found beneath the same cliff close to the anniversary of Maggie's death, four friends are dragged back into a past they've spent years trying to bury. Anonymous messages begin to arrive, each echoing the sinister magpie nursery rhyme. Someone knows what happened all those years ago – and they're determined to make the survivors pay.

As old friendships fracture and long-buried secrets resurface, cracks appear in the story they've always believed. But with reputations, families and lives at stake, not everyone is willing to let the truth emerge.

Because some secrets are worth killing for. And this time, the magpie has come for them all.

A twist-filled story of friendship, betrayal and the secrets that refuse to stay buried, perfect for fans of Lisa Jewell, Claire Douglas and B.A. Paris.

Praise for Teri Terry:

‘WOW, just wow!!… just when I thought I had figured it out – I was wrong. Teri Terry hit it out of the park with this one… If you are looking for a book that will suck you in and keep you in suspense then this is for you.’ Goodreads reviewer

‘I am absolutely shook! This book is like a rollercoaster ride that just never stops with twists and turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat… Just when you think you've got it all figured out, BAM! Another twist hits you like a ton of bricks… an absolute must-read. Trust me, you won't be able to put it down!’ Goodreads reviewer

‘Another corker!… And what an ending! I was glued to the page, real world forgotten, breathless until the very end. Bravo Teri Terry – I can't wait to read more!’ NetGalley reviewer

'Loved, loved, loved!!!… I was hooked… I genuinely couldn't put it down! As is evident by the fact I'm posting a review at 1.30 am… Just amazing!’ Goodreads reviewer