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Sinister, atmospheric and deliciously chilling - with a twist that made me gasp -- Mark Edwards, author of <i>The Darkest Water</i> Queen of the chilling thriller -- Veronica Henry, author of <i>The Secret Beach</i> A breathtaking thriller with an evocative setting and some excellent twists - Ruth Kelly at her best. -- Catherine Cooper A haunting, hugely suspenseful and compulsive read, packed with action and intrigue, I raced through the pages, while the ending left me reeling! -- A. A. Chaudhuri, author of <i>Under Her Roof</i> Ends with a fun helter-skelter race to the finish line and a great twist * Observer * A heart pounding, chilling thriller with spine tingling twists. Hits the ground running and doesn't stop until the final chapter -- John Marrs, author of <i>The Family Experiment</i> An original and fun read -- Daily Mail, on <i>The Escape</i> A gripping thriller with some wicked twists -- on <i>The Villa</i> * Woman * Ruth Kelly is my go-to for destination thrillers -- Andrea Mara

An original and fun read -- Daily Mail, on <i>The Escape</i> A gripping thriller with some wicked twists -- Woman, on <i>The Villa</i>

An original and fun read -- Daily Mail, on <i>The Escape</i> A gripping thriller with some wicked twists -- Woman, on <i>The Villa</i> Ruth Kelly is my go-to for destination thrillers -- Andrea Mara

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Ruth Kelly is a journalist who has ghosted a string of Sunday Times top ten bestsellers - most recently The Prison Doctor, which sold over 250,000 copies, and The Governor, which went straight in at number one on the Amazon charts. Her thriller The Escape was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection. She was inspired to write The Ice Retreat after visiting the famous Piz Gloria - a revolving restaurant high in the Swiss Alps - where they filmed James Bond's On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Holiday destinations feature heavily in Ruth's thriller writing having spent most of her life traveling and exploring the world. Her family relocated to Papua New Guinea when she was seven years old and the travel bug hasn't let up since. The threat of what lies beneath the surface and the dichotomy of how paradise can also be hell fascinates Ruth. Making a destination a character in its own right - both a friend and an enemy, not someone to be trusted - is a thread explored throughout her writing.

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