Forgive Me
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Summary
Discover the intense and gripping story of a daughter uncovering her mother's secret past from the international bestseller Lesley Pearse
Eva's life was secure, until the death of her mother changed everything.
For when Flora leaves Eva a London artist's studio in her will, she finds her mother had a secret past.
In the studio's attic are Flora's paintings and diaries, and Eva learns her mother was a popular artist in the swinging sixties. Eva's hunt for answers uncovers clues to a shocking crime which led Flora to hide her past.
But will discovering the truth destroy Eva's belief in everything she holds dear?
And will this journey lead her and those she loves into danger?
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'Engrossing and emotional, it's another winner from Lesley Pearse' Woman's Own
'I absolutely loved this book. The characters are likeable and the writing is always brilliant' Sun
'Intriguing, heart-tugging, beautifully written' Closer
Eva's life was secure, until the death of her mother changed everything.
For when Flora leaves Eva a London artist's studio in her will, she finds her mother had a secret past.
In the studio's attic are Flora's paintings and diaries, and Eva learns her mother was a popular artist in the swinging sixties. Eva's hunt for answers uncovers clues to a shocking crime which led Flora to hide her past.
But will discovering the truth destroy Eva's belief in everything she holds dear?
And will this journey lead her and those she loves into danger?
___________
'Engrossing and emotional, it's another winner from Lesley Pearse' Woman's Own
'I absolutely loved this book. The characters are likeable and the writing is always brilliant' Sun
'Intriguing, heart-tugging, beautifully written' Closer
Reviews
Lesley Pearse, No. 1 UK bestselling author of Dead to Me and The Woman in the Wood, brings Forgive Me, a compelling story of a daughter uncovering her mother's secret past.
Eva Patterson's life is forever altered by the devastating discovery of her mother, Flora, dead in the bath leaving only a note: 'Forgive Me'.from the publisher's description
