#CoverReveal ‘Care For Me’ by Farah Cook

Hello!

I am thrilled to be able to join in on the blogblast for upcoming title, ‘Care For Me’ by Farah Cook, out on 30th September in e-book from Hodder and Stoughton.

Huge thanks to Niamh, who sent me the first 3 chapters as the ultimate in teasers-I LOVE samples but my goodness this just makes you want to read the whole book right there and then.

So, what is ‘Care For Me’ about and why should you read it?

Here is the synopsis-

Some secrets follow you wherever you go . . .

When Afrah arrives at Ravenswood Lodge Care Home for the first time, she feels far from home. Her daughter, Amira, didn’t want to send her away from the comfort and familiarity of her surroundings but she’s struggling to cope.

Ravenswood Lodge was meant to be a safe space for Afrah. But when her belongings start vanishing, her family photographs, her jewellery, her pill boxes, Amira and the staff say it’s just Afrah’s imagination, it’s just her failing memory. But Afrah is adamant someone is playing games with her. She knows Ravenswood Lodge isn’t safe for her. Someone wants her gone.

At home, Amira is looking through her mother’s belongings, tidying things away, bringing order to her house. Until she stumbles upon some strange newspaper clippings, stories her mother has become fixated on. Is it just a coincidence, or could her mother be telling the truth about Ravenswood Lodge? Does someone want revenge?

Intrigued yet?

Read on…

And here is the lush cover!

I have had a sneak peek at the contents and can tell you this is one not to be missed!

About the author…

Farah Cook was born in Denmark, in the land of the Vikings. She grew up in Copenhagen, and had a rich and highly imaginary childhood spending most of her time outdoors. At the age of twelve, she began writing several short stories to fuel her passion for storytelling. Farah graduated with a BA in Political Science from Lund University in Sweden and MA in Arts from London Metropolitan University. She has lived in many countries, including Germany and New Zealand, but settled in London where she worked as a marketing manager for large financial conglomerates.

Her passion for storytelling remained, and at night she started to write all the things she’d imagine, and her novel ‘City Of Skies’ is the first book in  The Viking Assassin series . Farah lives in Guildford, just outside London with her husband Christopher, and their two sons Benjamin and Noah. She speaks six languages fluently including Danish, Swedish and German and writes full-time while doing a course in Creative Writing at the University of Surrey

Links-http://www.farahcook.com/

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