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100			_aGoddard Robert _eauthor
245			_aPanic room _cRobert Goddard
260			_aLondon _bBantam Press _c2018
300			_a371 pages _c18 cm.
336			_2rdamedia _atxt
337			_2unmediated _ardamedia _bn
338			_2volume _ardacarrier _bnc
520			_a'The world's greatest storyteller' Guardian 'Is this his best yet?...Full of sinister menace and propulsive pace with twisty plotting' Lee Child * Sometimes the danger is on the inside . . . High on a Cornish cliff sits a vast uninhabited mansion. Uninhabited except for Blake, a young woman of dubious background, secretive and alone, currently acting as housesitter. The house has a panic room. Cunningly concealed, steel lined, impregnable - and apparently closed from within. Even Blake doesn't know it's there. She's too busy being on the run from life, from a story she thinks she's escaped. But her remote existence is going to be invaded when people come looking for the house's owner, missing rogue pharma entrepreneur, Jack Harkness. Suddenly the whole world wants to know where his money has gone. Soon people are going to come knocking on the door, people with motives and secrets of their own, who will be asking Blake the sort of questions she can't - or won't - want to answer. And will the panic room ever give up its secrets? PANIC ROOM is Robert Goddard at his nerve-shredding best. A sliver of a mystery kicks off a juggernaut of a thriller. Layers of secrets, half truths and lies must be peeled back to reveal what really lies within.
650			_aVaults (Strong rooms)
650			_aHousesitting
650			_aMansions
650			_aBusinessmen
650			_aSecrecy
651			_aEngland _xCornwall (Courts)
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