Don’t Tell Teacher

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Don’t Tell Teacher

By: Suzy K Quinn

Narrated by: Imogen Church

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School should have been the safest place....

For Lizzie Riley, switching her eight-year-old son Tom to the local academy school marks a fresh start, post-divorce. With its excellent reputation and outstanding results, Lizzie knows it’ll be a safe space away from home.

But there's something strange happening at school.

Parents are forbidden from entering the grounds and inside, there are bars across the classroom windows. Why is Tom coming home exhausted, unable to remember anything about his day? What are the strange marks on his arm? And when Lizzie tries to question the other children, why do they seem afraid to talk?

Tom’s new school might seem picture-perfect. But sometimes appearances can be deceiving....

Crime Fiction

Domestic Thrillers

Motherhood

Parenting & Families

Psychological

Relationships

Suspense

Thriller & Suspense

Fiction

Crime Fiction Domestic Thrillers Motherhood Parenting & Families Psychological Relationships Suspense Thriller & Suspense Fiction

Critic reviews

"Addictive, with a genuine shocker of a twist." (Roz Watkins, author of The Devil's Dice)

"Twisty and menacing." (Ali Knight, author of Before I Find You)

"Deliciously dark; had me gripped from the get-go." (Rebecca Tinnelly, author of Never Go There)

Most relevant

This book is well worth reading, the narration and plot are excellent. I loved the children’s * characters, the dialogue was hilarious,a black comedy in the making. I’m not sure I liked the ending, a tad unnecessary but for the sake of completeness, appreciated.