I received this book as a member of  Rosie's Book Review Team  I g ave  Still You Sleep 4* out of 5*  About the book: Why wasn’t she safe at home? Vikki Smith was a young woman with a learning disability, living independently for the first time, when she died of a drug overdose. The police think it could have been an accident, but messages on social media suggest someone was exploiting her death for their own ends – before it was even announced. Her mother is convinced it was murder. Redundant crime reporter Freddie Stone is a family friend. He wants to help them – and his failing career – but he’s a people person. He asks online journalist Tilda Green to work with him. Tilda is curious, passionate and runs her own campaigning news site. She’s open to everything except compromise. But she’s intrigued by what Freddie tells her and agrees to work with him – for now. Tilda thinks the trolls are organised and have links to hate groups. A charismatic local politician i

I received N o One Can Hear You  from the author as a member of Rosie Amber's Book Review Team in return for an honest review.. I gave  No One Can Hear You 4* out of 5* Book Description: He said that they’d let me go on purpose. That they could easily find me if they wanted to. He said that they didn’t want me. That I was too much trouble. He said if I went to the cops, he’d know. If I told Sonya, he’d know. If I talked to friends or teachers, he’d know. He told me to pretend it didn’t happen. He told me to consider it a compliment, that I was too strong. His last words to me were, ‘Just forget’. Troubled teen Faith Marsden was one of several girls abducted from Crawton, a country town known for its picturesque lake and fertile farmland. Unlike the others, she escaped, though sixteen years on she still bears the emotional and physical scars. Zoe Haywood returns to Crawton to bury her estranged mother Lillian, who has taken her own life. As she and Faith rekindle their hi