Ebook {Epub PDF} The Trophy Child by Paula Daly

Paula Daly is the author of Just What Kind of Mother Are You?, Keep Your Friends Close, and The Mistake I Made. She lives in North West England. She lives in 4/5(39). THE TROPHY CHILD. by Paula Daly. BUY NOW FROM. AMAZON and even makes an offensive comment to the press about how her missing child is different from “those impoverished families” who are known to murder their own. Although Brontë returns unhurt and refuses to admit where she was, there is incredible public backlash against Karen’s Author: Paula Daly. In her unsettling new domestic thriller, The Trophy Child, Daly digs beneath the serene surface of the idyllic suburban Lake District community where families strive for perfection, delivering a suspenseful, surprising story of motherhood and fallibility. Karen Bloom is not the coddling mother type. She believes in raising her children for success.4/5(39).

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