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"Reeling from a very recent divorce, Frankie has moved into a glamorous London neighborhood. This is a new chapter in her life. She's decided to put down roots with Blue, the beautiful Persian cat she left her marriage with. But little doubts about her perfect new life start to grow, and when Blue r...

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Main Author: Steadman, Catherine (Author)
Format: Books Print Book Large Print
Language:English
Published: New York : Random House Large Print, [2026]
Edition:First large print edition.
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Cat owners > Fiction.
Cats > Fiction.
Voyeurism > Fiction.
Neighbors > Fiction.
Divorced women > Fiction.
Secrecy > Fiction.
London (England) > Fiction.
Large print books.
Thrillers (Fiction)
Detective and mystery fiction.
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Summary:"Reeling from a very recent divorce, Frankie has moved into a glamorous London neighborhood. This is a new chapter in her life. She's decided to put down roots with Blue, the beautiful Persian cat she left her marriage with. But little doubts about her perfect new life start to grow, and when Blue returns one night from slipping into places he shouldn't, Frankie's concerns solidify. Two words are roughly scratched into his collar: HELP ME. Unsettled and unwilling to ignore the incident, Frankie roots out an old unused 'cat cam' collar. What slowly begins as a voyeuristic fascination with her neighbors and the secrets they're hiding soon turns into a perilous quest for the truth that threatens to bring untold terrors to her doorstep."--
Physical Description:418 pages (large print) ; 25 cm
ISBN:9798217083602
Author Notes:Catherine Steadman is an author and screenwriter based in London. She grew up in the New Forest, Hampshire, and now lives in East London with her husband and two daughters. Steadman's first novel, Something in the Water, was a New York Times bestseller with rights sold in more than thirty territories. She is also the author of Mr. Nobody, The Disappearing Act, The Family Game (a New York Times Book Review Editors' Choice), and Look in the Mirror.

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