Three sisters. Can one truth save them all? A very clever, twisting, gripping psychological thriller - Travels Along My Bookshelf. The remote cabin in the woods was supposed to be a tranquil retreat for Maggie and her writer husband, Luc - until she becomes convinced they're being tormented by a menacing prowler. While she grows increasingly concerned for their safety, Luc isn't worried. He thinks the solitude is messing with Maggie's head. After all, neither he nor their young son, Alfie, has ever seen or heard anything remotely suspicious. It doesn't mean the threat isn't real, especially when Alfie nearly drowns in the nearby lake and Maggie discovers a spent syringe in the sideboard drawer. But when Luc piles on the pressure for Maggie to return to the city and help her two sisters - who both need her urgently - she's faced with a terrible dilemma. If she leaves, Luc and Alfie will be alone with a hooded stalker on the loose. If she stays, one of her sisters could die. They all have their secrets. Can one truth save them all? Another case for psychologist Saeed Sharif, Stone the Dead Crows is dark and twisty psychological thriller that will linger long after you close the book. With outstanding audiobook performances from: Star of Downton Abbey and narrator of Silent Child, Joanne Froggatt. Star of Sherlock and narrator of The Silent Patient, Louise Brealey.