She lifted up her granddaughter from the cot, clutched her to her chest and, without looking at her beautiful daughter lying dead on the floor of her bedroom, ran from the house.
It was tense, suspenseful, darkly disturbing, creepy and at times heart-brea.
I finished it in one sitting.\' Goodreads reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ \'I was gripped by this incredible book from the start.
Highly recommend.\' Netgalley reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ \'I couldn\'t put it down.
The suspense builds and builds until the shocking conclusion, I don\'t think I drew breath for the last couple of chapters.\' Goodreads reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ \'Twisty and fast paced and had me guessing throughout...
I found the story absolutely gripping.
What everyone\'s saying about Little Bones: \'Patricia Gibney\'s books never disappoint and this one is a really gripping story.
A perfect read for fans of Angela Marsons, Robert Dugoni and Rachel Caine.
The bones aren\'t Evan\'s but can they give Lottie the final clue to find the innocent child before more lives are taken? This absolutely gripping and unputdownable crime thriller from bestselling author Patricia Gibney will leave you gasping for breath.
But when Joyce\'s body is found in a murky pond and some Little bones are found on a windy hillside, it feels as if this merciless killer will stop at nothing.
Desperate to find Little Evan, Lottie leaves no stone unturned as she delves into Isabel and Joyce\'s pasts and when she realises the two women have been meeting in secret, she knows she must find out why.
Lottie is sure that the missing mother and son are linked to Isabel\'s death, and when she finds a bloody razor blade in their house, her worst fears are confirmed.
Another young mother, Joyce Breslin, has gone missing, and her four-year-old son Evan has been abducted from daycare.
That very same day she receives a call with devastating news.
As Lottie looks at the round blue eyes and perfect chubby cheeks of Isabel\'s baby daughter, she can\'t understand who would want to hurt this innocent family.
Isabel\'s pyjamas have been ripped, her throat cut and an old-fashioned razor blade placed in her hand.
When Isabel Gallagher is found murdered on the floor of her baby\'s nursery by her mother, it\'s a gruelling case for Detective Lottie Parker.
Only when she was outside did she let a wail escape her lips, frightening the baby who joined in her screams.
She lifted up her granddaughter from the cot, clutched her to her chest and, without looking at her beautiful daughter lying dead on the floor of her bedroom, ran from the house
