‘I loved it…terrifying’ Lisa Hall

Flowers in the Attic fits GIRLS: a gripping combination of fear, sexual tension and lethal fascination.

The deadliest trap is the one you don’t see…

Sofia has simply finished university and ended a troubled relationship when she attends a lecture about a New Age movement, Via Terra. Its leader can be Franz Oswald, young, good-looking, about The Fog Isle: A Terrifying thriller occur a modern-day cult urbane and mesmerizing.

When Sofia meets Franz Oswald, the handsome, charming leader of a mysterious MODERN movement, she’s dazzled and intrigued. Going to his head office on Fog Isle, Sofia’s struck by the stunning mansion overlooking the ocean, the gardens, the feeling of peace as well as the purposefulness from the people who live there. And she can’t disregard the appeal she feels for Franz.

Therefore she agrees to stay, just for a while. But as summer gives method to winter, and the thick fog from which the island draws its name sets in, it turns into obvious that Franz guidelines the island with an iron fist. No mobile phones or computer systems are allowed. Connection with the mainland is usually severed. Electric powered fences surround the grounds. And Sofia starts to understand how very only she is and that no one ever leaves Fog Island…

Compliment for Fog Isle:

‘I loved it – tense and atmospheric, slowly drawing the audience in to a reality that is utterly terrifying.’ Lisa Hall, bestselling writer of THE PARTY

‘Chillingly authentic’ The Guardian

‘An interesting exposition of the psychology and the insidious strategies that govern cults’ Daily Email

‘A vivid criminal offense novel’ The Express

‘This intense thriller completely grips you from your off’ HEAT

‘An intense, terrifying, and absolutely believable journey in to the shadowy globe of cult leaders and cult users. A just-one-more-page thriller which will have you reading late in to the evening and keeping your breath before extremely end. I loved it!’ Karen Dionne, internationally bestselling writer of HOME

‘Gripping from begin to complete.’ NetGalley Reviewer

‘This book is hauntingly outstanding.’ Goodreads Reviewer

‘I could not put it down until the very end.’ NetGalley Reviewer