The Curfew: The utterly gripping Sunday Times bestselling thriller from the author of Netflix hit THE HOLIDAY

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I enjoyed this and appreciated that Logan doesn’t take us where we expect. And where an author would be tempted to go. Logan also touches on some topical issues around bullying, spiking drinks as well as the pros and cons of social media, but it has to be said that my favourite thing about this whole book was Harriet. What a delight!

Andy is the main protagonist throughout The Curfew– he is the father if Connor who initially goes missing. He’s a loyal father and Logan does a great job of expressing what I imagine would be his own honest reactions to the many life-altering things that happen throughout the book. There are many stories about the missing people but despite that this story felt fresh and interesting. I liked that it was easy to relate to the struggles of the main characters and the reader could wonder along with them what was going on; at the same time wondering how Iwould react in similar situation and what I would do.

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I was born in Berkshire and grew up in Reading, the youngest of three boys and a fully-fledged bookworm from a very young age. I read history at Westfield College, part of the University of London, and went on to do a postgrad at Cardiff University. This is unlike any of Logan’s other books, but is equally as high standard as always. In fact, this is an author who gets better and better with every book.

The Curfew starts on one fateful summer weekend. Exams are over, school’s finished for 16-year-old Connor Boyd and he goes out to celebrate with a group of friends. First they go to a house party and then – as midnight approaches – five of them head up to the woods to carry on celebrating. Just how much deceit and secrets can you have in one story. As far as The Curfew is concerned, not enough. From the very beginning when one teenager is missing after a party to celebrate the end of exams, it is clear that there will be something far bigger coming up the road. And those lies that start off as little white ones – they just spiral out of control. With the recent surge in drink spiking, especially among today’s students in the UK, this book is timely, dealing with a topical issue. The author also raises a question every parent can relate to: how far would you go to protect your child? My books have sold more than two million copies in the UK and have been translated into 22 other languages including French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Korean, German, Hungarian, Serbian, Romanian, Greek and Dutch.

A thriller that goes to the very heart of what it means to be a family. I couldn't have loved it more ' Gillian McCallister , Sunday Times bestselling author of That Night