Find Me

De: Holly Craig

From the bestselling author of The Shallows and The Rip comes a terrifying survivalist thriller as two sisters navigate the eerie Tasmanian wilderness, perfect for fans of Jane Harper and Yellowjackets.

THREE YEARS MISSING.

When Pete vanished into the rugged wilderness of Tasmania’s Abel mountains, it only took a few weeks for the official search to be called off. He’d been warned, they said. Mount Mercy takes people.

TWO SISTERS SEARCHING.

Brought together by their mother’s dying wish to find their brother once and for all, estranged sisters, Hallie and Gertie, head back to Mount Mercy. Their first step: to find the Peakers, an isolated and mysterious commune, who were the last people to see Pete alive.

A TRUTH THEY MAY NOT SURVIVE.

It doesn’t take long for the sisters’ desperate hunt for answers to become a terrifying fight for their own survival. The Peakers are hiding something. Something deadly…

Reseñas de la Crítica

'The big reveal in Find Me was so perfect, I squealed! Creepy, atmospheric and rife with tension, Holly Craig’s latest thriller is sure to keep you up late.’ (Ashley Kalagian Blunt, author of Dark Mode)

'Find Me is a relentlessly gripping thriller. A survival story laced with folk horror, vivid characters, and edge-of-your-seat tension. Completely addictive – the definition of unputdownable.' (Emily Freud)

'Vivid, memorable locations, plenty of tension, and a gripping plot – Find Me is packed with atmospheric suspense.' (John Marrs)

‘A tense and twisty thriller that you won’t be able to put down. I was hooked from the very first page!’ (B.A. Paris)

'Dripping with menace, atmosphere and some impossible-to-guess twists, this is one wilderness thriller you will definitely want to get lost in.' (Hannah Richell)

‘Find Me has all my favourite ingredients: atmosphere, eeriness, and a strong sense of place. It takes the reader on a twisty terrifying journey to a strange new world.’ (Allie Reynolds)

'I love Holly's writing and was utterly gripped by this tautly plotted thriller set in Tasmania's Abel mountains. If you like survival thrillers with twists and turns that leave you reeling, put this on the TBR!' (Sarah Pearse, author of The Sanatorium)

'Simmering tensions turn deadly in this twisty and addictive destination thriller. A transportive and pulse-pounding read.' (Lucy Clarke, author of One of the Girls)