The Death of Mrs. Westaway
What's it about
What if a simple mistake could lead you to a massive inheritance... or to your death? For a young woman drowning in debt, a mysterious letter promising a fortune seems like a miracle. But the letter wasn't meant for her, and she's about to walk into a trap. You'll discover how a desperate tarot card reader decides to claim the inheritance anyway, stepping into a crumbling gothic mansion filled with suspicious relatives and dark family secrets. Uncover the chilling truth behind the Westaway family and find out if she can survive long enough to escape with the money—or her life.
Meet the author
Dubbed "the Agatha Christie of our generation" by David Baldacci, Ruth Ware is an international number one bestseller whose suspenseful thrillers have sold millions of copies worldwide. A former waitress, bookseller, and publicist, Ware's varied life experiences inform the intricate plots and relatable characters that have become her trademark. Her fascination with the classic "whodunit" structure, combined with a modern psychological edge, allows her to craft compelling mysteries that keep readers guessing until the very last page.
What's it about
What if a simple mistake could lead you to a massive inheritance... or to your death? For a young woman drowning in debt, a mysterious letter promising a fortune seems like a miracle. But the letter wasn't meant for her, and she's about to walk into a trap. You'll discover how a desperate tarot card reader decides to claim the inheritance anyway, stepping into a crumbling gothic mansion filled with suspicious relatives and dark family secrets. Uncover the chilling truth behind the Westaway family and find out if she can survive long enough to escape with the money—or her life.
Meet the author
Dubbed "the Agatha Christie of our generation" by David Baldacci, Ruth Ware is an international number one bestseller whose suspenseful thrillers have sold millions of copies worldwide. A former waitress, bookseller, and publicist, Ware's varied life experiences inform the intricate plots and relatable characters that have become her trademark. Her fascination with the classic "whodunit" structure, combined with a modern psychological edge, allows her to craft compelling mysteries that keep readers guessing until the very last page.
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