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 I Know You Know

“New York Times Bestselling Author”

In this gripping and suspenseful novel by Gilly Macmillan, readers are taken on a chilling journey through two murder cases that occurred twenty years apart. The story begins with the brutal murders of eleven-year-olds Charlie Paige and Scott Ashby in Bristol. Although a man was convicted for the crimes, unanswered questions continue to haunt the city.

Filmmaker Cody Swift has spent his entire life tormented by the deaths of his childhood best friends. Consumed by the unresolved loose ends of the police investigation, Cody decides to return to Bristol in search of answers. Determined to uncover new evidence and encourage those with buried secrets to come forward, he started a podcast to document his findings. However, his pursuit of the truth faces resistance from those who wish to keep the case closed, particularly Charlie’s mother, Jess, who takes matters into her own hands.

The plot takes an unexpected turn when a long-dead body is discovered in the same location where the boys were found years ago. This shocking revelation launches a new murder investigation, forcing Detective John Fletcher, the original case investigator, to reopen his old files and determine if the two murders are connected. As time runs out and lives hang in the balance, Fletcher must navigate the risks to his career and unravel the truth behind these haunting crimes.

Macmillan’s masterful storytelling keeps readers on the edge of their seats as they delve into the dark and twisted world of these interconnected murder cases. With vivid descriptions and well-developed characters, the author paints a vivid picture of the haunting atmosphere surrounding Bristol and the characters’ relentless pursuit of justice. As the clock ticks and the tension rises, readers will find themselves unable to put this gripping mystery down.

About The Author

Gilly Macmillan, a highly acclaimed author, has achieved great success with her novels. Her books, including TO TELL YOU THE TRUTH, THE NANNY, WHAT SHE KNEW (previously published as BURNT PAPER SKY in certain regions), THE PERFECT GIRL, ODD CHILD OUT, and I KNOW YOU KNOW, have all become New York Times and Sunday Times bestsellers. This remarkable achievement has solidified her position as a prominent figure in the literary world.

In addition to her bestselling status, Gilly Macmillan has also been recognized for her exceptional writing skills. She has been nominated for the prestigious Edgar Award and has been a finalist for the ITW (International Thriller Writers) award. These accolades further highlight her talent and the impact her novels have had on readers.

Gilly’s captivating stories have resonated with readers worldwide, as her books have been translated into more than 20 languages. This international appeal speaks to the universal themes and gripping narratives that she skillfully weaves into her novels.

Born and raised in Swindon, Wiltshire, Gilly Macmillan has had a diverse range of experiences that have influenced her writing. She has also lived in Northern California, which has provided her with a unique perspective and enriched her storytelling. Gilly’s educational background in the History of Art, with studies at Bristol University and the Courtauld Institute of Art in London, has undoubtedly contributed to the depth and richness of her storytelling.

Currently residing in Bristol, UK, Gilly Macmillan is fully dedicated to her writing career. She devotes her time and energy to crafting her seventh novel, eagerly anticipated by her fans and readers alike. With her remarkable track record and unwavering commitment to her craft, Gilly Macmillan continues to captivate audiences with her thrilling and thought-provoking stories.

Praise For What She Knew

“An Amazing, Gripping, Beautifully Written Debut.”- Liane Moriarty, New York Times Bestselling Author

“A Cleaver, Tautly Plotted Page-Turner

From A Terrific New Writer.”

-Good Housekeeping

Praise For The Perfect Girl

” [A] Page-Turning Thriller.”

-Real Simple Magazine

“For Anyone Who Loved Girl On The Train.

It’s A Must Read.”

-Rosamund Lupton

Praise For Odd Child Out

“Subtle, Nuanced Writing And A Compelling, Timely Story.”

-Shari Lapena, New York Times Bestselling Author

“Impossible to Put Down.”

-Sullivan County Democrat