Gold Robert: Nine Hidden Lives [2026] paperback
Broadchurch meets Harlan Coben in the most compulsive thriller you'll read all year. Discover the Sunday Times bestseller . . .
'A gripping thriller that twists and turns' HARLAN COBEN
'I couldn't put it down for a single second' LISA JEWELL
'Full of shocking twists' KARIN SLAUGHTER
'Cliffhangers and revelations galore' THE TIMES
Thirty years ago, Alaka Jha's murder sent shockwaves through Haddley. The reporter had been exposing a dark side to the tight-knit community, and her daughter Uma suspects that story could be the key to her unsolved murder.
On the anniversary of Alaka's death, journalist Ben Harper is determined to find answers for Uma at last - but his investigation takes him deep into a tangled web of lies, and puts Uma's life in danger.
Because it seems not everyone in Haddley wants this terrible crime solved. Some of them have been keeping secrets for over thirty years - and they don't want them dragged into the light . . .
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Broadchurch meets Harlan Coben in the most compulsive thriller you'll read all year. Discover the Sunday Times bestseller . . .
'A gripping thriller that twists and turns' HARLAN COBEN
'I couldn't put it down for a single second' LISA JEWELL
'Full of shocking twists' KARIN SLAUGHTER
'Cliffhangers and revelations galore' THE TIMES
Thirty years ago, Alaka Jha's murder sent shockwaves through Haddley. The reporter had been exposing a dark side to the tight-knit community, and her daughter Uma suspects that story could be the key to her unsolved murder.
On the anniversary of Alaka's death, journalist Ben Harper is determined to find answers for Uma at last - but his investigation takes him deep into a tangled web of lies, and puts Uma's life in danger.
Because it seems not everyone in Haddley wants this terrible crime solved. Some of them have been keeping secrets for over thirty years - and they don't want them dragged into the light . . .
