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The brand new psychological thriller for fans of T.M. Logan, Gillian McAllister and Lisa Jewell.

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The village of Nether Appleford calls itself ‘England’s Kindest Village’. Overseen by the Kindness Committee, this close-knit community strives to live their lives with kindness at the heart of everything they do.

For Tessa and Andy, this sounds like the perfect escape. An opportunity to settle down and move on from a past that haunts them.

But what if the kindest thing you could do meant hurting someone? Then what would you do?

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'Eerie from the outset, this surprising story grows darker and chillier with each page. A Stepford vibe elevates a thriller that entertains while posing fascinating questions about our humanity.' Jo Furniss, author of Dead Mile

Readers have been chilled by How to Kill With Kindness:

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Book Information
ISBN 9780008520151
Author S. R. Masters
Format Paperback
Page Count 480
Imprint One More Chapter
Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
Weight(grams) 320g