"e;Totally addictive!"e;-C.J. Tudor, author of The Chalk Man For Sale: Lovely family home, ready for your updates. Friendly neighborhood setting close to park; secluded. If not for the bodies discovered in the woods behind their new home, Garrick and Olivia Lockwood couldn't have afforded to buy number 25 The Avenue. It's the fresh start they and their two children badly need. Soon, these terrible crimes will be solved, they tell themselves, and once Garrick has remodeled, he's confident they'll sell the house for a profit. But the darkest secrets can reside on quiet, ordinary streets like this-behind the doors of well-kept houses and neighbors' friendly faces. Secrets that can destroy a family, or savagely end a life, and will surface just when they're least expected . . . "e;Dark, terrifying and beautiful."e;-New York Times bestselling author Alice Feeney Praise for Rattle "e;A crime novel of the very first order."e;-David Baldacci "e;Harrowing and horrifying."e;-Val McDermid "e;Up there with the best of them . . . an exceptionally creepy psychopathic killer."e;-The Times

 “Totally addictive!”—C.J. Tudor, author of The Chalk Man
 
For Sale: Lovely family home, ready for your updates. Friendly neighborhood setting close to park; secluded.
 
If not for the bodies discovered in the woods behind their new home, Garrick and Olivia Lockwood couldn’t have afforded to buy number 25 The Avenue. It’s the fresh start they and their two children badly need. Soon, these terrible crimes will be solved, they tell themselves, and once Garrick has remodeled, he’s confident they’ll sell the house for a profit.
 
But the darkest secrets can reside on quiet, ordinary streets like this—behind the doors of
well-kept houses and neighbors’ friendly faces. Secrets that can destroy a family, or savagely end a life, and will surface just when they’re least expected . . .
 
“Dark, terrifying and beautiful.”—New York Times bestselling author Alice Feeney
 
Praise for Rattle
 
“A crime novel of the very first order.”—David Baldacci
 
“Harrowing and horrifying.”—Val McDermid
 
“Up there with the best of them . . . an exceptionally creepy psychopathic killer.”
—The Times