Little Bones

N V Peacock presents a psychological thriller centered on identity and memory. The narrative follows a protagonist who possesses three distinct names: Leigh-Ann, her birth name; Cherrie, the name she adopted later in life; and Little Bones, a childhood moniker used by those around her during her youth. This structure suggests a deep exploration of how past experiences shape present identity. The story draws on the tradition of unreliable narration, where the reader must piece together the truth from fragmented memories. Peacock, recognized as an exciting new voice in thriller fiction, uses this multi-named perspective to create tension and uncertainty. The plot likely involves uncovering secrets from the protagonist's childhood that have been buried or forgotten. Readers who enjoy complex character studies and psychological suspense will find this work engaging. Those preferring straightforward action or clear-cut mysteries may find the ambiguity challenging. The book is published by Avon Books and carries the ISBN 9780008436353. It stands as a gripping read, a quality noted by Sarah Pinborough, author of Behind Her Eyes. The narrative does not rely on supernatural elements but rather on the terrifying power of personal history and the masks people wear to survive. The focus remains tightly on the internal landscape of the main character.