Contemporary
Seven Minutes to Four is an evocative paranormal story that explores the torment of guilt and our inability to escape it.
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1992, Northumberland.
A cottage in Northumberland called Skylarks offers Heather escape, anonymity, and the possibility of a new start. This is her chance to leave a ruined past behind and bury away forever the terrible secret she hides. But as she settles into her new surroundings, she becomes convinced that her husband has followed her. It seems that Stephen, who’s been dead for almost two years, has tracked her down and does not intend leaving her in peace.
Tormented by strange occurrences in Skylarks, Heather’s fragile nerves begin to crack as the past returns to haunt her in ways she could never have imagined.
Seven Minutes to Four is an evocative paranormal story that explores the torment of guilt and our inability to escape it.
Here's what readers have to say about this book....
Sue's style is impeccable - she is a born writer. Subtle, gripping, her book is a page-turner with many a twist and turn. I couldn't put it down and have to admit at moments my heart was thumping ...... Buy it now!
Compelling! This book grips you from the get go. Beautifully written, with memorable characters and evocative descriptions of Northumberland and its coast. I didn’t want it to end but was desperate to know what happened next! A great read.
This book I could not put down - managed to read/finish within a few days. Extremely interesting story line. Full of twists, turns & surprises. Really enjoyed reading this book and would highly recommend for anyone that likes something full of suspense. Fabulous book Sue Lumb - can't wait for the next one :)
What a wonderful book! Such a page turner, it kept me gripped until the very end. Loved the twist, I didn't see that one coming. I would recommend Sue's books to anyone, such a great author.
I would like to write a review of the book title 'seven minutes to four by Sue Lumb. I really enjoyed her second book, just as much as her first book. She writes with such descriptive style that you can picture yourself being there. Also you are kept gripped to the last page as the plot unfolds. A truly good read. I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a good mystery.
