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Biographical note
Jane Bailey was born and brought up in Gloucestershire, where she now lives. She has written seven novels, including Lark Song, What Was Rescued and Tommy Glover's Sketch of Heaven, and has been shortlisted for the Dillons Fiction prize and the RNA award. She has edited four anthologies of work by young people as Writer-in-Residence for Cheltenham Festivals, First Story and Gloucestershire Hospitals Education Service.<b>Fantastic</b>. From a quietly sinister start this story escalates rapidly; so tense, so creepy! <b>The very definition of a page-turner. Jane's best yet!!</b> So good! <b>I loved it.</b>
- Jackie Kabler, #1 bestselling author of The Perfect Couple
Claustrophobic and creepy, <i>Stay</i> is a beautifully-written lockdown thriller that <b>will really get under your skin.</b>
- Mark Edwards, bestselling author of Keep Her Secret
Unbearably dark and chilling. <b>I couldn't put it down!</b>
- Shalini Boland, bestselling author of The Silent Bride
Claustrophobic, creepy, <b>heart-in-mouth perilous</b> and - as with any Bailey novel - some superbly drawn child characters.
- Caroline Sanderson, The Bookseller
I started reading Jane Bailey's <i>Stay</i> quite late at night, and that was my first mistake, because I couldn't put it down! <b>Such a unique and suspenseful piece of drama, masterfully done</b>.
- Melanie Golding, #1 bestselling author of Little Darlings
<i>Stay </i>brims with vivacity, verve, and energy. <b>A brilliantly written, page-turning read. Loved it.</b>
- J. A. Corrigan, bestselling author of The Nurse
<b>A creeping sense of dread from the first page, intoxicating</b>
Amanda Reynolds