Red house

The best book of summer 2023 according to the Sunday Times. She saw everything that happened that night... But does she know the truth? The murder that shocked the nation. Twenty years ago, Joseph Flowers coldly killed his parents and younger brother, then spent the night at a friend's house as if nothing had happened, working on his computer game. In the morning, he crashed his car into a tree and has been in a coma ever since, and their family farm became known as the Red House. A place where the walls were soaked in blood. She thought she knew the killer. Only Eva, Joseph's younger sister, survived that night. She was the only witness to the murder of her family, but still has not understood what drove her brother to commit this terrible crime. What if she was wrong? Growing up, Eva is forced to revisit her memories when new evidence emerges in the case. There are also rumors that on that night, Joseph created a hidden level in his game that contains the key to the truth about the Flowers family murder. 'One of the best modern detective writers.' - ELLIE GRIFFITHS 'Further proof that Watkins is one of the best British detective writers.' - Daily Mail 'Watkins handles complex plots excellently.' - Sarah Linley 'Skillfully written, full of twists, gripping and disturbing novel.' - B.A. Paris ''Red House' captivated me from the very first page! Beautifully written, with a perfect sense of pace. I thought I was good at finding clues, but I was thrown off by this amazingly clever puzzle. I really enjoyed it!' - Amanda Brittany, author of I'M WATCHING YOU 'I couldn't tear myself away from this story... I literally raced through the Red House, I was so desperate to learn the true story of Eva's family murder - a real page-turner with a brilliant final twist.' - Lisa Hall, author of The Woman In The Woods 'Roz Watkins writes books so filled with atmosphere that you constantly have to check that you are safe at home, reading, and not experiencing every dark moment with the heroes in reality.' - C.S. Green, author of The Whisper House