New novel from Suffolk crime author Ruth Dugdall

PUBLISHED: 12:03 27 October 2015

Ruth Dugdall

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Psycho thriller set in Luxembourg

Felixstowe author Ruth Dugdall, who released her last novel in spring will release her new psychological thriller on October 31.

Ruth currently lives in Luxembourg, where she found inspiration to set her latest book, Nowhere Girl, which takes place in Grand Duchy.

Nowhere Girl is a crime novel which follows probation worker Cate Austin, who moves to Luxembourg only to discover that it has a dark heart. A girl goes missing and no one seems to be trying to find her. So Cate takes matters into her own hands and places herself in danger.

Nowhere Girl is published by Legend Press: £7.99 print, £3.99 ebook.

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