Isobel arrives in the quiet Cornish town of Fallenbay determined to find peace – and answers – after her most intimate secrets have been splashed across the internet.

Cleo thinks she’s happy running a small coastal café but has no idea of the trouble her children are getting themselves mixed up in.

Sarah has finally put her horrible ex behind her and found the man of her dreams. Or has she?

All three women have no idea how powerful their darkest secrets can be, and how they will change the town of Fallenbay forever..

A very gentle but absorbing summer read.

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Excellent story line which was gripping from start to finish. Great characters. I would highly recommend this book.

A very interesting read highlighting the current obsession with social media. I enjoyed how the plot weaved between the three friends. The twists and turns throughout the book kept me absorbed until the very end of the book. Well written, I recommend this book.
A really good read - I can't wait to read more from Erin Knight.

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A really gripping read and the characters and story are well written. The story is very involved as there are 3 main characters to follow but this made for a good book to get really stuck into and lost in.
Look forward to more by this author.

Great weekend read . The book is based around the lives of Isobel , Cleo and Sarah , 3 women with their own stories to tell . If anything the "perfect strangers" highlights the dangers of the digital age and something parents and adults alike need to be aware off. I will admit to sometimes getting a bit lost with the characters as there is A LOT going on, but managed to get round it and thoroughly enjoyed it all and how it ended.

I find it very hard to actually categorise this book. It's a very long read and it's almost like three books in one. There's the suspense surrounding Isobel and her search for revenge, then we have the family drama surrounding Cleo and finally the mystery around Sarah and Jon. I honestly felt these things clashed a bit and there were so many characters I kept losing track of who was who and which children belonged to which parents. I also felt that Isobel's story was overshadowed by Cleo and Sarah, but was the one I really wanted to follow.