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'The chalet' By Catherine Cooper

Taking place in the  French Alps in 1998, two brothers are skiing with their girlfriends and one ends up dead.  The story jumps from the 1998 to the present and told from different characters view, which was a little confusing at first, but Cooper did a good job to keep everything clear enough. With plenty of twists and turns throughout this book definitely keeps you hooked. 

'How to disappear' by Gillian McAllister

Rating 4.5  Zara and her mum are forced into witness protection, leaving behind their family when her persona of Girl A falls through on a murder case. This book is full of twists and turns, not only giving us suspense but a deep insight into the emotional bond between a parent and child, whereby you'd do anything to help them. This is my second Gillian McAllister book and I am still obsessed with her books! I can't wait for her next one to come along.