The Accident by Daniel Hurst

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I’ve read Daniel Hurst’s books before and greatly enjoyed them. I’m happy to share with you his latest book, The Accident, along with Zooloo Book Tours.


One moment. Three lives changed forever.
Single mum Anni would do anything for her little boy, Tobi, he is the center of her world. So she is utterly devastated when Tobi is run over and killed by drunk driver, Carl.

Anni hates Carl for what he’s done and takes some comfort from the lengthy prison sentence he is serving. But she can’t live on hate and after a time spent grieving for her son, Anni returns to work and tries to move on with her life. She is lonely without Tobi and glad to make a new friend, Jo.

But Jo has a secret. She is connected to the fatal accident in a way that Anni never suspects. And Jo is determined that Anni will never discover the awful truth about what really happened that day.

As the two women grow closer, Anni begins to feel that her new friend is keeping something from her.

A terrible suspicion begins to dawn and Anni starts to dig deeper into Jo’s past. Will she discover the horrifying truth? Or will she find out just how far some people go to cover up their mistakes…

Three people. One accident. And several shocking twists…

 

Review

Told from multiple POV this story will tug at your heart and make you wonder what you would do if you were in the same situation. This is a very quick enjoyable read. I was able to learn more about the characters because of the multiple POV. The writing style has me picturing the scenes in the book which I love. If you are looking for a quick drama book you will enjoy this one.

 

Author Bio

Daniel Hurst writes psychological thrillers and loves to tell tales about unusual things happening to normal people. He has written all his life, making the progression from handing scribbled stories to his parents as a boy to writing full length novels in his thirties. He lives in the North West of England and when he isn’t writing, he is usually watching a game of football in a pub where his wife can’t find him.

Keep in touch on social media

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/danielhurstbooks

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danielhurstbooks/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/dhurstbooks

Website:  https://www.danielhurstbooks.com/

 


Comments

  1. Zooloo's Book DiaryJuly 11, 2022 at 6:54 AM

    Thank you so much for kicking off the tour today with your review x

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