In this spellbinding psychological suspense, a London couple flees gossip and suspicion—but in a house full of secrets, there is nowhere to hide . . .
When people say they love the sea, they don’t really mean it. Because they don’t know what that means or what the sea really is.
It’s full of more darkness than you can imagine. Secrets down in the blackness, tangled in the weeds. Things that can hurt you.
I don’t want to imagine what is down there in the depths. I want a life of glamour and the shine of city living. Anything but this. Sitting alone in a derelict Cornish house, staring out of the window at the sea.
But we had to leave. When she disappeared, people looked at us differently. I couldn’t bear their stares, their whispers.
And now I am trapped in a place where the secrets lie, and where they refuse to stay hidden . . .
Praise for Lucy Banks’s Caged Little Birds
“Sensationally sinister, stunning from the first to the last page. I devoured it.” —Helen FitzGerald, author of Ash Mountain and Viral
“Disquieting, clever and captivating.” —Kathryn Foxfield, author of Getting Away with Murder
