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by Claire Douglas
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You know your neighbours are plotting a crime but no one believes you . . . When Lena helps her teenage son gather sounds for his media studies project, she doesn't expect her boom-microphone to pick up a conversation between her neighbours, the Morgans. And she’s certain they are planning a crime. Her family and friends tell her that she must have misheard. After all, the Morgans are a well-respected, upstanding couple in their early sixties. They’ve never been in trouble with the law. Yet Lena can’t stop thinking about it. Because what if she hasn’t misheard? What if she can prevent something awful happening? After all, stopping it could help ease her conscience about her own dark... One of the strengths of this book lies in its thoughtful exploration of themes that resonate beyond the story itself. The narrative subtly reflects real-world situations, encouraging readers to consider broader perspectives without becoming overly didactic. The characters are portrayed with emotional depth, making their struggles and decisions feel authentic. As a result, the book not only entertains but also invites reflection long after the final chapter is finished. The book appeals to readers who value thoughtful storytelling over constant action. Moments of introspection and dialogue are used effectively to deepen understanding of the characters and their motivations. These quieter elements contribute significantly to the story’s emotional resonance.
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