The Christmas Magpie

A chilling standalone thriller for the holiday season, set in the world of the million-copy bestselling The Magpies

'Dark, twisted, chilling and utterly unputdownable' CLAIRE DOUGLAS

It’s Noel and Dani’s first Christmas in their new home and they want everything to be perfect - lavish presents, a beautiful tree and outdoor decorations to join in with the festivities in this welcoming community.

But they quickly wonder if this street is as perfect as it appears.

First, there are the unwelcome presents left anonymously on their doorstep.

Then they are sure someone is watching them...

And why are the neighbours all obsessed with a notorious killer who is housed at the nearby women’s prison?

After tragedy strikes at a Christmas party, Noel and Dani try to find out who is targeting them – but, in this case, it might be safer not to know . . .

READER REVIEWS

'Mark Edwards is a joy to read. I flew through this book and couldn't put it down.' ***** READER REVIEW
'If you want a quick, cosy mystery, then this is the book for you.' ***** READER REVIEW
'Fast paced with lots of twists and turns, eeriness thrown into the mix - what a great thriller this is.' ***** READER REVIEW
'This is a five star read along with all his others!' ***** READER REVIEW
'I absolutely loved this!' ***** READER REVIEW
'I absolutely loved this book & would highly recommend.' ***** READER REVIEW
'This was such a great, fun but creepy, festive read. Perfect for curling up with on a cold December evening!' **** READER REVIEW
'If you’re after a quick, gripping read with a festive backdrop and a clever, chilling twist, I’d highly recommend this one.' ***** READER REVIEW
'A chilling but festive treat and a must-read for all Mark Edwards fans.' ***** READER REVIEW
'The Christmas Magpies will make an excellent stocking filler!' ***** READER REVIEW

PRAISE FOR MARK EDWARDS

'I loved this brilliant, edgy, character driven thriller with a passion.' LISA JEWELL

'A fast-paced thriller, full of twists upon twists and tension you could cut with a knife. Hugely enjoyable.' ALEX MICHAELIDES

''Gripped doesn't even come close!' MARIAN KEYES
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