Waiting for the Eurostar in Paris, Mark’s four-year-old daughter alerts him to a ‘Bad Man’ during a game of 'Eye Spy'. Things only get worse when Mark notices that the man is on their train with a suspicious-looking suitcase, and he’s sitting ominously close. With secrets unravelling from the past, can Mark piece together the jigsaw of his life in order to save his family? Or will their journey come to a fatal end? I'm delighted to be sharing my review of Eye Spy by C.M. Ewan today. Many thanks to Pan Macmillan for my advance copy of the novel and Anne Cater from Random Things Tours for inviting me to take part in the blog tour. Eye Spy features an everyman protagonist thrust into a terrifying locked room mystery and while that's not a new premise, the propulsive setting on board the Eurostar, the emotional heft of the narrative and the clever twists and turns mean this is definitely not a pedestrian thriller. The book opens with a written report from BBC News, report...
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