About Still Here
A ten-year-old girl vanishes on her walk home.
No witnesses. No answers. No closure.
A decade later, something surfaces.
A connection no one saw coming.
A truth someone has worked very hard to keep buried.
In 2003, ten-year-old Hattie Monetti vanished on her walk home from school in
the quiet New South Wales town of Hartford. She was never seen again.
Despite an extensive investigation, the case went cold, leaving a town haunted
by unanswered questions and a family shattered by loss.
Ten years later, new evidence emerges that may link Hattie’s disappearance to
two other missing children from regional towns. As police reopen the
investigation, long-buried secrets begin to surface, and suspicion falls on
those closest to home.
For Hattie’s older sister Anna, the nightmare never ended. While the town tried
to move on, she was left to live in the shadow of the day her sister
disappeared.
Now the past is returning, and someone in Hartford knows the truth about what
happened to Hattie Monetti.
Told from the perspective of the sister who was left behind, and a police
officer with everything to lose, this haunting psychological suspense novel
explores grief, memory and the secrets a small town will do anything to keep
hidden. G.K. Woolf’s twisty novel is a striking and atmospheric entry into the
psychological thriller space.
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Author Bio:
G.K. Woolf grew up on the coast of Australia, where she spent much of her childhood writing stories and hiding them in crevices in her house for no one to see.
Her interest in thrillers is inspired by the entirely hypothetical ways she imagined getting rid of her older brothers growing up.
Having never shaken her interest in writing, G.K. Woolf has been quietly drafting novels and stories for years. Most of which are hidden away in a folder on her computer, occasionally revisited and rewritten as she continues to develop her ideas and voice.
Now based in New York City, G.K. Woolf continues to channel that early inspiration into stories of flawed characters, suspense and twisted family dynamics.
To procrastinate on writing, she can be often found on her couch watching TV or taking “the long way” to her local coffee shop, all while cursing herself for not writing more.