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What if all your neighbours' secrets landed in a diary on your doorstep?
What if the woman who gave it to you left for dead by one of the people in the diary?
What if the police asked if you knew anything?
Would you hand over the book of secrets?
Or . . . would you try to find out what everyone had done?

I can’t imagine Mum’s face when I tell her. When I start to explain what I’ve done . . . and why I had to do it.

My phone starts to flash with a silent incoming call. The S.O.S I was desperate for. ‘What’s happened?’ he asks. I thought there’d be comfort in his voice but no, it makes it real, makes it terrifying.

‘He’s at my flat,’ I whisper. ‘I think I killed him.’

Ten years ago, Pieta was kidnapped by a man calling himself The Blindfolder who said he wouldn’t kill her if she kept her eyes closed for 48 hours. She never told anyone what happened to her, vowing to move on with her life.

But when The Blindfolder starts hunting down his past victims, Pieta realises she may finally be forced to tell her deepest secrets to stay alive . . .

Serena and Poppy were teenagers when they were branded as the Ice Cream Girls.

When they were accused of murder, one of them was sent to prison while the other was set free.

Now, 20 years later, one of them is doing all she can to clear her name and the other is frantically trying to keep her secrets.