Reflection: A gripping page-turner you won't want to miss

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A moving, compelling page-turner of intrigue and buried secrets from the Sunday Times bestselling author.A moving, compelling page-turner of intrigue and buried secrets from the Sunday Times bestselling author.
From the Sunday Times top ten bestselling author of BIG LIES IN A SMALL TOWN, a compelling novel that asks...

What if the person you trusted most was hiding something from you?

Twenty years ago, a terrible tragedy shattered the tranquillity of the small Pennsylvania Dutch town of Reflection. The residents of the village have never forgiven the one woman they blamed for what happened - Rachel Huber. After the incident, Rachel left the town and cut off all ties there. But when Rachel receives the news that her estranged grandmother, Helen, is ill and needs her care, she returns to Reflection. On arrival she discovers that the town has not forgotten the past and amongst the hostility and gossip, Rachel is forced to seek out old allies and new passions. Soon she finds an unlikely advocate in her grandmother, who surprises her with her wise counsel and rare strength. Rachel comes to realize that they are both trying to overcome the past, and in doing so brings private guilt and concealed secrets into the light.

Unlock the secrets you'll love to discover with Diane Chamberlain, the storyteller beloved of readers everywhere:

'An excellent read that will be loved by her fans and anyone who enjoys reading' Jodi Picoult

'I completely LOVED this book' Jane Green

'Totally amazing...so powerful and beautifully written. I love Diane's writing' Cathy Kelly

'Incredibly moving story, rich in character and atmosphere. I couldn't put it down' Susan Lewis

'With beautifully drawn characters and a string of twists that will keep you guessing right up to the end' Stylist

'Chamberlain puts so much grit, emotion and drama into her books that it's impossible to stop thinking about them' Heat

'Gripping' Woman & Home

'Essential reading for Jodi Picoult fans' Daily Mail