In a Dark, Dark Wood

What happens when a bachelorette party goes horribly wrong? You're invited to a hen do for an old friend you haven't seen in a decade. It's in a remote glass house in the woods. You know this is a bad idea, but you go anyway. This book summary takes you inside a claustrophobic and suspenseful weekend where secrets refuse to stay buried. You'll uncover the twisted history between the bride and the narrator, Leonora, and piece together the chilling events that lead from a seemingly innocent party game to a desperate fight for survival.

Dubbed "the Agatha Christie of our generation" by David Baldacci, Ruth Ware is an international number one bestselling author whose psychological thrillers have sold millions of copies worldwide. Previously a waitress, a bookseller, a publicist, and an English teacher, Ware's varied life experiences and her lifelong fascination with the darker side of human nature fuel her suspenseful, claustrophobic, and compulsively readable novels. Her work masterfully explores what happens when ordinary people find themselves in extraordinary and terrifying situations.