Book description
Trust no-one - not even yourself…
'I think I might have done something bad. Last Friday.'
When a bomb explodes outside the Royal Academy of Ballet in the heart
of London, the police initially suspect a terrorist group. But the
pieces don't fit and DCI Silver is struggling to find any suspects.
Still recovering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder after a terrible
tragedy, Claudie fears that her recent black-outs are a sign that her
symptoms are returning. When her friend Tessa dies in the explosion,
Claudie is gripped by the inexplicable certainty that she is involved in
some way - if only she could remember.
Meanwhile, Silver is shocked to find that one of the dancers from the
academy - now missing in the aftermath of the explosion - is linked to
his past, and the lines between his personal and professional life are
starting to blur. Can Claudie and Silver get to the heart of what is
real and what isn't before something terrifying happens again?
A compelling read for fans of Nicci French and Sophie Hannah. Praise
for Fragile Minds:
'a good and original story, skilfully told'
Literary Review
'The prose is deliciously blunt and forthright, even when dealing with
sensitive issues'
crimesquad. com
'FRAGILE MINDS is a good, tense read that will keep you guessing until
the final pages. ' Anthea Hawdon, reviewingtheevidence. com
"An intense and surprising psychological thriller - FRAGILE MINDS
kept me turning the pages late into the night," Meg Gardiner
'My first Claire Seeber novel, but certainly not my last - …FRAGILE
MINDS is highly recommended.' Keith Walters, booksandwriters. wordpress. com
Praise for Bad Friends and Lullaby:
'An intense psychological thriller'
OK!
'A terrific read.'
Cath Staincliffe, Tangled Web. com
'An absorbing page-turner.'
Closer
A powerful and sensitive treatment of every parent's worst nightmare'.
Laura Wilson, The Guardian
'A confident debut…written with panache'.
Cath Staincliffe, Tangled Web. com
'I read a lot of books, but I can't remember the last time I was so
involved in one…why aren't more thrillers so…thrilling?'
MyShelf. com
'The suspense builds nicely throughout, keeping you guessing untill the
very last page.'
Buckinghamshire Advertiser Born in London with a love of all things
dramatic, Claire Seeber began her career as an actress. Soon deciding
she'd rather pull strings safely behind the scenes, Claire forged a
successful career in documentary television, enabling her to travel the
world, glimpsing into lives otherwise unseen. Also a feature-writer for
newspapers such as the Guardian, Independent on Sunday and the
Telegraph, Claire now combines (furious) scribbling with keeping a beady
eye on her two young sons.
