The Long Weekend

Three couples. Two bodies. One secret. Dark Fell Barn is a “perfectly isolated” retreat, or so says its website when Jayne books a reservation for her friends. A quiet place, far removed from the rest of the world, is exactly what they need. The women arrive for a girls’ night ahead of their husbands. There’s ex-Army Jayne, hardened and serious, but also damaged. Ruth, the driven doctor and new mother who is battling demons of her own. Young Emily, just wed and insecure, the newest addition of this tight-knit band. Missing this year is Edie, who was the glue holding them together until her husband died suddenly. But what they hoped would be a relaxing break soon turns to horror. Upon arrival at Dark Fell Barn, the women find a devastating note claiming one of their husbands will be murdered. There are no phones, no cell service to check on their men. Friendships fracture as the situation spins wildly out of control. Betrayal can come in many forms. This group has kept each other’s secrets for far too long. 'incredibly Compelling' Shari Lapena 'i Raced Through' Claire Douglas 'a Tense Rollercoaster' Sarah Vaughan 'packs A Punch' Sarah Pearse 'wonderfully Atmospheric' Ba Paris 'lures You In Until You Can't Escape' Jane Corry 'completely Absorbing' Will Dean 'brilliantly Plotted' Liz Nugent 'explosive' Samantha Downing 'dazzlingly Clever' Chris Ewan 'ominous, Absorbing And Atmospheric' Christina Mcdonald 'upredictable And Pacy' Tim Weaver 'a Tense Page Turner' Jane Shemilt 'fast Paced, Unpredictable And Original With A Twist That Made Me Gasp Out Loud. I Loved It' Claire Douglas, Author Of The Couple At No. 9 _______________________________________________ By The Time You Read This, I'll Have Killed One Of Your Husbands. In An Isolated Retreat, Deep In The Northumbria Moors, Three Women Arrive For A Weekend Getaway. Their Husbands Will Be Joining Them In The Morning. Or So They Think. But When They Get To Dark Fell Barn, The Women Find A Devastating Note That Claims One Of Their Husbands Has Been Murdered. Their Phones Are Out Of Range. There's No Internet. They're Stranded. And A Storm's Coming In. Friendships Fracture And The Situation Spins Out Of Control As Each Wife Tries To Find Out What's Going On, Who Is Responsible And Which Husband Has Been Targeted. This Was A Tight-knit Group. They've Survived A Lot. But They Won't Weather This. Because Someone Has Decided That Enough Is Enough. That It's Time For A Reckoning. 'gilly Macmillan Serves Up The Ingredients For A Perfect Night From Hell . . . [she] Writes With Verve And Emotional Acuity.' The New York Times ___________________________________ Praise For Gilly Macmillan: 'fast Paced And Incredibly Compelling' Shari Lapena 'white-knuckled Suspense' Tess Gerritsen 'infused With A Creeping Sense Of Dread' Sarah Vaughan 'brilliantly Plotted, Clearly Defined Characters And Perfectly Paced, I Loved This Book.' Liz Nugent 'a Fantastic Read With Dizzying Twists And Turns' Fionnuala Kearney 'dark, Tense And Very Clever' Claire Douglas 'a Tense, Pacey Thriller Which Lures You In Until You Can't Escape. Nothing And No One Is Quite What They Seem' Jane Corry 'you're In For The Twistiest Of Rides!' Lesley Kara 'bold, Suspenseful And Impossible To Put Down' Samantha Downing 'ominous, Absorbing And Atmospheric, The Long Weekend Is Psychological Suspense At Its Finest! A Gorgeous Thriller About Obsession And Dark Secrets That Threaten To Destroy A Close Group Of Friends. As Always, Macmillan Summons A Dark Magic On The Page, With A Haunting Setting, Compelling Plot And Prose So Vivid It Paints The Story In Intricate Detail. This One Shines!' Christina Mcdonald 'absolutely Loved The Long Weekend. Twisty, Unpredictable, Pacy And Packed With Brilliantly-written Characters' Tim Weaver 'in The Long Weekend Gilly Macmillan Skilfully Weaves Multiple Plot Strands To Create A Tense Page Turner, Darkly Shadowed By The Bleak Northumbrian Moors' Jane Shemilt 'a Twisty, Complicated Puzzle. Readers Will Enjoy Putting Together All The Pieces.' Publishers Weekly 'A tense rollercoaster' Sarah Vaughan 'Brilliantly plotted' Liz Nugent 'Compelling' Shari Lapena 'I raced through!' Claire Douglas 'Packs a punch' Sarah Pearse 'Wonderfully atmospheric' BA Paris 'Lures you in until you can't escape' Jane Corry 'Explosive' Samantha Downing 'Dazzlingly clever' Chris Ewan 'Ominous, absorbing and atmospheric' Christina McDonald 'Upredictable and pacy' Tim Weaver 'A tense page turner' Jane Shemilt 'Completely absorbing. . .' Will Dean _______________________________________________ By the time you read this, I'll have killed one of your husbands. . . In an isolated retreat, deep in the Northumbria moors, three women arrive for a weekend getaway. Their husbands will be joining them in the morning. Or so they think. But when they get to Dark Fell Barn, the women find a devastating note claiming one of their husbands has been murdered. Their phones are out of range. There is no internet. They are stranded. And a storm is coming in. Friendships fracture and the situation spins out of control as each wife tries to find out what is going on, who is responsible and which husband has been targeted. This was a tight-knit group. They have survived a lot. But they won't weather this. Because someone has decided that enough is enough. That it is time for a reckoning. Praise for Gilly Macmillan: 'Fast paced, unpredictable and original with a twist that made me gasp out loud. I loved it!' CLAIRE DOUGLAS, author of The Couple at No. 9 'A gripping thriller that starts on simmer and builds to a boil' The Sun 'Gilly Macmillan serves up the ingredients for a perfect night from hell' The New York Times 'Gilly Macmillan's tense thriller remorselessly exposes the web of secrets and betrayal behind the facade of friendship' Daily Mail 'Fast paced and incredibly compelling' Shari Lapena___________________________________By the time you read this, I'll have killed one of your husbands.In an isolated retreat, deep in the Northumbria moors, three women arrive for a weekend getaway.Their husbands will be joining them in the morning.