Where I can't come to you

Six weeks after Sofia King's disappearance, the police are baffled. But her parents, Harry and Zara, refuse to believe their daughter has vanished without a trace. As their lives fall apart, they desperately try to find out what happened to her. They check traffic cameras, search every road, and speak to every neighbour in the area—except for one. The resident of number 210, who remains stubbornly silent.

Their suspicion grows with every refusal to speak to them, and a dangerous obsession begins to consume them both. In their hunt for answers, they lose not only themselves but also their trust in each other. How well did they really know their daughter? And how far are they willing to go to uncover the truth?

Someone knows what happened.

Someone is guilty.

And someone is going to pay.

Immerse yourself in a chilling psychological thriller that explores the lengths parents will go to save their child.

About the author:

Imran Mahmood is a practicing criminal barrister in England and Wales with over thirty years of litigation experience. His debut novel, You Don’t Know Me, was successfully adapted into a series for BBC One in collaboration with Netflix. It reached number three in the Netflix charts and received a BAFTA nomination for Best Actor. Mahmood was born and raised in Liverpool but now lives in London with his wife and two daughters.