'I couldn't stop turning the pages' andrea mara'a pulse-pounding thriller' lucy clarke'keeps you guessing right until the end' tm logan you are one of five strangers whose day will start with the worst phone call imaginable. Your loved one is in danger. They are part of a group trapped in a café in a sleepy marina town. The young barista on the early shiftthe bestselling novelist looking for a writing spotthe husband on his way back from a work tripthe influencer mum whose picture-perfect life isn’t the whole truththe woman starting her birthday with a quiet coffeeas the hours tick by it will soon become clear that one of them has a secret they would kill to keep. How well do you know the person closest to you more praise for it ends here: 'superbly gripping thriller' crime monthly 'original, nail-biting and compulsive, it ends here is a stunning psychological thriller... The plot is terrific but it's perks' vividly drawn characters and emotional acuity that make this a truly thrilling read.' Gilly macmillan'such a refreshing take on the whodunnit’.Emotional, tense and twisty, as we’ve come to expect from the brilliant heidi perks.This is definitely her best yet. An absolute must-read ' caz frear makes you question how well we ever really know those closest to us.Tense, twisty and unputdownable’ asia mackay i’m blown away by heidi’s plotting.It ends here is so compulsive and gripping, brilliantly constructed.She’s at the top of her game, an absolute superhero of the genre...