Book: Wrong Place Wrong Time
Book: Wrong Place Wrong Time
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Moment NEW YORK TIMES Smash hit • A REESE'S BOOK CLUB PICK
"It's flawlessness, each word, each second. A show-stopper . . . Quite possibly of the best book I've at any point perused." — Lisa Jewell, #1 New York Times smash hit writer
"Totally Astonishing. The plot is shocking — this is unique and cunning book. In any case, it's substantially more than that; the affection Jen has for her child and her better half is lovely. The stakes are so high since they're so significant." — Marin Keyes, globally top of the line creator
"A splendidly kind bowing, mind-winding response to the inquiry To what extent would you try to save your kid?" — Ruth Product, #1 New York Times smash hit creator
"Trying, imaginative, thrilling, bent. This is virtuoso narrating. Kindly make a plunge. It's the ideal locations and the perfect opportunity." — A. J. Finn, #1 New York Times top rated creator
"A work of such virtuoso it leaves you in stunningness. Wrong Spot, Wrong Time is unthinkably cunning, brazenly unique and terrible. Remarkable." — Chris Whitaker, New York Times top rated creator of We Start toward the End
From UK top rated creator Gillian McAllister comes a shocking, enthusiastically twisty thrill ride a her high school about a mother child cut a man and afterward holds onto on a whimsical method for attempting to save him, considered "sharp, unique, thus habit-forming it ought to accompany an advance notice" by Alice Feeney, top of the line creator of Rock Paper Scissors
Might you at any point stop a homicide after it's now worked out?
Late October. After 12 PM. You're holding up for your eighteen-year-old child. He's previous time limit. As you watch from the window, he arises, and you understand he isn't the only one: he's strolling toward a man, and he's outfitted.
You can't accept it when you see him make it happen: your entertaining, blissful high school child, he kills a more peculiar, not too far off in the city outside your home. You don't have the foggiest idea who. You don't have the foggiest idea why. You just realize your child is presently in guardianship, his future broke.
That evening you nod off hopelessly. Everything is lost.
Until you wake . . .
. . . furthermore, it is yesterday.
And afterward you wake once more . . .
. . . also, it is two days ago.
Each day you get up a day sooner, one more day before the homicide. With one more opportunity to stop it. Some place in the past lies a response. The trigger for this wrongdoing — and you don't have a decision yet to track down it . . .
"Another cleverly plotted sort drinking spree… McAllister prevails with regards to making us give it a second thought, and the outcome is a masterpiece." — The Gatekeeper
"This engaging gander at parenthood and memory will resound with many." — Distributers Week after week
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