Be careful who you let in. Some people never leave.
What do you really know about your family?
In a majestic house in the elegant Chelsea neighborhood, the police find a baby in her crib. Well-fed, cared for, and happy, she waits to be picked up.
In the kitchen of that same house are three decomposing bodies. Next to them, a note written in urgency.
Twenty-five years later, Libby, the baby who was found alive, returns to a house that hides her family origin and the darkest of secrets.
Be careful who you let in. Some people never leave.
Lisa Jewell is the new global thriller phenomenon, with over 10 million books sold. Her work is compared to big names in domestic noir and will delight readers of Paula Hawkins.
Excellent reviews, everyone is talking about The House We Grew Up In:
“The House We Grew Up In really grabs you... I read it in one sitting,” Colleen Hoover
“I couldn't put the book down!” Sarah Jessica Parker
“Brilliant and sharp as a knife,” A. J. Finn
