She was a quiet girl
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She was a quiet girl
Two twin sisters, one prestigious school... and a murder...
Two sisters, Rose and Bel Enright, enrol at the prestigious Odell boarding school in New England, which could be the best thing to ever happen to them. But each sister – although they are twins – is completely different, and the school sparks an entirely unexpected rivalry between them.
Odell also has its dark side: children from wealthy families left unchecked and without rules; traditions and rituals with consequences more serious than they might at first seem; and desires and secret wishes that can lead to nothing but tragedy.
Sarah Donovan is the wife of an ambitious teacher, and for her too, Odell could be the best thing that has happened to her family. But how well does she really know her husband? Is he a truly loving father or just a cunning liar? And when a murder occurs on one dark night, who is guilty, who knows the truth, and who was involved from the very beginning?
Was it one quiet girl? Because the murderer isn't always the one you'd most expect…
Michele Campbell
After studying law at Harvard and Stanford, Michele Campbell worked as a federal prosecutor in New York City, where she specialised in international organised crime and gang cases. After a time, she decided to end her successful career in the global metropolis and moved with her husband and two children to an idyllic university town in New England, which is very similar to Belle River from her novel It's Always the Husband. She currently teaches criminal and constitutional law and writes books. She has five to her name so far: It's Always the Husband, She Was the Quiet One, A Stranger on the Beach, The Woman Who Knew Too Much, and The Cat and Mouse Game, with which she has won the hearts of readers on both sides of the Atlantic. She has many good friends, a few enemies, and only one husband who, as far as she knows, has never tried to kill her. www.michelecampbellbooks.com
Dana Černá
While studying at the Prague Conservatory, she was a guest actress at the theatre in Hradec Králové. After graduating in 1990, she joined the Central Bohemian Theatre Kladno – Mladá Boleslav. After the theatres split, she performed at the Municipal Theatre in Mladá Boleslav from 1994–1998. From 2000–2019, she was a member of Prague's Činoherní klub (The Drama Club), where she played a number of distinctive roles. In 2015, she was nominated for a Thalia Award for her role as a singing teacher in the production of Commedia Finita. In addition to theatre, she does voice-over work (e.g., the role of Charlotte in the series Sex and the City) and is one of the leading radio actresses. She also appears in series and television films. For Audiotéka, she has narrated The House of the Spirits, The Cuckoo's Calling, and The Ballad of Dreams, among others.
