The Anniversary

Some are dying to remember.

Some would kill to forget . . .

On 15th June 1994, Travis Green - husband, father, upstanding citizen - walked through the streets of Hartstead and killed eleven of his neighbours. The final victim was four-year-old Cassie Colman's father.

As the twenty-five year anniversary approaches, Cassie would rather forget the past - even as her mother struggles to remember it at all. Then something hidden in her mother's possessions suggests those eleven murders were not what everyone believes.

Once Cassie suspects she's been lied to about the most important event of her life, she can't stop digging up the past.

But someone will do anything to keep it buried . . .

“Praise for Laura Marshall - - A read-it-in-one-sitting thriller . . . Twisty and gripping but always relatable Supremely gripping with an excellent twist Intriguing and compulsive . . . I raced to the end Addictive, expertly-plotted The twist is genuinely unexpected - Independent A devour-in-one-sitting must - Heat”

Praise for The Anniversary -
Queen of the irresistible premise, Laura Marshall returns with a book to keep you guessing and pull at your heartstrings -- Erin Kelly
Chilling, moving, compulsively readable. The Anniversary is Laura Marshall's best yet -- Chris Whitaker
Fascinating Sunday Times
A poignant and unsettling page-turner Sun
I kept thinking 'just one more page' and was genuinely unable to put it down. Expertly written and plotted -- Karen Hamilton
A tense, twisty one-sitting read -- Tammy Cohen
A brilliant, twisty thriller you'll want to race through Fabulous Magazine
The perfect compulsive summer read -- Fiona Cummins
Clever, pacey and compelling. A cracking thriller that also examines the relationship between mothers and daughters with honesty and compassion -- Emma Curtis
Laura Marshall's unsettling psychological thriller is utterly gripping Woman's Own
A storming return by one of my favourite thriller writers and could well be her best. Turning the whodunnit on its head to focus on the "why", Marshall crafts a chilling and emotionally complex read . . . Sensitive, intelligent, and hugely entertaining -- Caz Frear
I love Laura Marshall's books and this is my favourite. The twist at the end is delicious! -- Amanda Reynolds
Fast-paced, intriguing, and with plenty of twists and turns Irish Examiner
The type of book that'll make the hairs on your arms stand up, as you delve further into the twists and turns Belfast Telegraph
Grabs hold of the reader and digs in its nails from the chilling first chapter, not letting go for the rest of the novel -- Nikki Smith
A twisting tale that stuns you, written with real heart. A wonderful read -- Rachel Edwards
A gripping, tense and addictive psychological thriller . . . I wasn't able to put it down -- Olivia Kiernan
A knockout hook, full of twists and turns. Expertly crafted and it kept me guessing right until the very end. Highly Recommended -- Neil Lancaster
Everything I love in a thriller: a stand-out concept and beautifully drawn characters. Clever, emotionally astute - and totally gripping -- Phoebe Locke
This book! A poignant exploration of family dynamics and a white-knuckle ride. Full of truth, it feels very real. You'll not put it down -- Rachael Blok
Delivers suspense and tension at great pace . . . there is a deliciously shocking final twist. This is superior 'domestic noir' Crime Shots
Praise for Laura Marshall -
Supremely gripping with an excellent twist -- Marian Keyes
Intriguing and compulsive . . . I raced to the end -- Louise Candlish
A read-it-in-one-sitting thriller . . . Twisty and gripping but always relatable -- Erin Kelly
Addictive, expertly-plotted -- T.M. Logan
The twist is genuinely unexpected Independent
A devour-in-one-sitting must Heat
Sharp, relevant and tightly plotted, with a fabulous twist Sunday Mirror
Brilliant, compelling -- Karen Hamilton
A slick psychological thriller with a killer hook Red
Superb Sun
Ramps up the tension page by page . . . I loved it -- Rachel Abbott

Laura Marshall is the bestselling author of four psychological thrillers. Her debut novel, Friend Request, was a Kindle No.1 and Sunday Times bestseller, with over half a million copies sold in the UK. Laura's books have sold in twenty-four territories around the globe.

She grew up in Wiltshire, studied English at the University of Sussex and currently lives in Kent with her family.

For more information visit Laura's website or find her at or on Twitter @laurajm8.

Some are dying to remember. Some would kill to forget . . . On 15th June 1994, Travis Green - husband, father, upstanding citizen - walked through the streets of Hartstead and killed eleven of his neighbours. The final victim was four-year-old Cassie Colman's father.As the twenty-five year anniversary approaches, Cassie would rather forget the past - even as her mother struggles to remember it at all. Then something hidden in her mother's possessions suggests those eleven murders were not what everyone believes.Once Cassie suspects she's been lied to about the most important event of her life, she can't stop digging up the past.But someone will do anything to keep it buried . . .

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