WHEN SHE WAS GOOD

A secret room, a silent girl, a shocking truth. Evie Cormac was found at a murder scene six years ago, hiding in a secret room. She has never revealed her real name, why she was in that house, or what she saw. Forensic psychologist Cyrus Haven wants to help the traumatised teenager and thinks unravelling her secrets will free her from the past. But he has no idea what he is about to unleash. Ignoring her warnings, he digs deep into her past only to disturb a hornet's nest of corrupt and powerful people who have been waiting to find Evie, the final witness to their crimes. Unbeknownst to him, Cyrus is leading them straight to her. The truth could get them both killed. Told with a relentless pace, this is a clever, intriguing and compelling book, suspenseful and with a strong emotional pull. Before becoming a bestselling novelist, Michael Robotham covered the serial killings of Fred and Rosemary West as a journalist. 476pp, paperback.