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The Wife's Revenge: She Can't Forget Him. She Can't Forgive Him.
Tell a lie once, and all your truths begin to crumble one by one... Fran made the biggest mistake of her life when she had an affair with Ben. Both their families live in the small, tight-knit town of Oakheart, and their daughters are the best of friends. The relationship is over, but her guilt haunts her every waking moment. She tries to push it down, but it's always there, simmering just beneath the surface. Fran has managed to keep the truth hidden from her husband... so far. But the cracks in their marriage are starting to show. Meanwhile, Ben and his wife Tessa seem stronger than ever, though Fran knows that things aren't always as they appear. When Tessa begins trying to get closer to ...
Her Best Friend's Secret
On the hottest day of the summer, we wait for Molly on the riverbank, desperate to slip into the cool water. But as the sun starts to fade, it's clear she isn't coming. We'll never see our friend again... Years later, after an unexpected inheritance, Briony returns to her godmother's grand countryside home where she spent her teenage years. Despite its idyllic appearance, the old stone house carries memories Briony would rather forget. To escape the controlling behaviour of her godmother's son, Jeremy, Briony spent every possible moment with her best friends, Molly and Samantha, until the day Molly vanished without a trace. Briony is certain Molly was keeping a secret in those final days. Wh...
The Night She Died
My life is split into two parts. Before my best friend Danni died, and after. For years that night at the party has played on repeat in my mind. Danni was tipsy and heartbroken after being dumped suddenly by Nathan. We talked it through as she cried and then I suggested she take a lie down upstairs. Only hours later, Danni was found outside beneath the bedroom window, dead. Danni's parents see me as a second daughter. They even have my picture hanging on their wall. But they don't know everything about the night their daughter died. They don't know what I can't bring myself to tell them, and the truth is eating me alive. If they find out my secret, I'll lose everything. But why do I feel lik...
The Girl in the Dark: A Totally Gripping Psychological Thriller
As the January wind whips down the stairs to the train platform, Ellen Randall huddles into her coat, shivering. Suddenly, a flash of red catches her eye and she turns. It's a scarf. Red and cream, in a large, checked pattern. And the person wearing it- No! It can't be... Three weeks later. In the dimly lit depths of the abandoned station, an eerie silence hangs heavily in the stale air, wrapping around the young man like an invisible shroud. Every step he takes echoes through the tunnels. Cautiously, he ventures deeper into this forgotten place. His pulse quickens as he stumbles upon her, a small figure huddled in a worn sleeping bag. The girl looks cold, hungry and very frightened. Careful...
Remarkable Things
***Shortlisted for the Romantic Novelists' Association's Joan Hessayon New Writers' Scheme Award 2016*** When Gus Albourne finds himself as sole inheritor of Aunt Augusta's cottage in the Sussex village of Hangburton, he has more than just a property on his hands. Why him and not Robert, his more deserving brother? Gus needs answers. As he searches for the truth behind the legacy, the cottage begins to reveal its secrets and Gus realises he's looking at his own life story. Only it's not the version he knows. Millie Hope is searching for her missing daughter, Karen. When Millie's ex-husband dies, finding Karen becomes even more urgent. But there's more than one barrier to the search. For a start, there's Jack, Karen's terrifying ex-boyfriend. And then there's the reason Karen disappeared in the first place, which seems less certain as time goes on. Friendship between Gus and Millie deepens into something more as they share confidences over endless cups of tea in the back room of Millie's shop. But how can they begin to think about the future when the past is clamouring to be rewritten?
The Wife's Revenge
Sometimes the lie is safer than the truth. Fran made the biggest mistake of her life when she had an affair with Ben. Both families live in the village of Oakheart; their children are friends. Fran's guilt shadows her days. But it's no more than she deserves, or is it? At least she's managed to protect her husband, Hector, from the harsh truth. But for how long? Tessa has left her troubles in the past and now has the perfect life. Ben might have his faults, but his life has not been easy. They need each other, and Tessa will do whatever it takes to eliminate any threats to her marriage. Threats from women like Fran. A cliff overlooks a disused chalk-pit. The locals call it High Heaven. It's ...
Dirty Weekend
1966. Four seventeen and eighteen year-olds from South London - Carol-Anne, Jeanette, Terry, and Mark - head to Brighton, intent on a weekend of seaside fun. Dancing, drinking, and sex are high on the agenda, and not necessarily in that order. It's the Swinging Sixties, and the world is changing fast. An exciting time, but a confusing one, too. Freedom is all very well, but brings with it endless worries and complications. Each of the teenagers has a secret; nobody is quite what they seem.Especially Jeanette. When she disappears on a night out, tensions begin to rise as the others struggle to work out what to do. They agree on two points: no parents, and no police. But can they really handle the situation on their own? In the midst of the chaos, one thing is certain: after the weekend, nothing will ever be the same again.
Never Coming Back
Your best friend dies. All because of you. How do you go on?Layla is struggling to come to terms with the death of her best friend, Danni, at a student party almost a year ago. Perhaps she never will - because only Layla knows the truth about what happened that night.Danni's parents, Melody and Reece, invite Layla for weekend visits to their Sussex farmhouse home, and she's happy to accept - until Melody's increasing dependence on her sends out warning signals. Although she knows it's time to break away, for all their sakes, Layla's guilt over Danni's death has her returning, time and again. When Layla meets Morgan, the connection between them is unmistakable. But until she confronts the past, she can't face the future, let alone allow herself to fall in love.There is only one way out: Layla must confess her secret to Danni's parents. But can she risk breaking their hearts all over again? And will Morgan still love her, once he discovers the kind of person she really is?It's the hardest decision. And time is running out...
Moonshine - The Sequel to Dirty Weekend
Summer, 1969. It's a night when anything seems possible, no dream out of reach. As Apollo 11 hurtles into space and Neil Armstrong sets foot on the moon, South Londoners Carol-Anne, Terry and Mark join the celebrations at an all-night party in a holiday camp in Devon. But as the cheers go up, one of their group is missing: Carol-Anne's teenage sister, Beverly. When Beverly is discovered in tears back at their caravan, she has a story to tell that knocks the moonwalk into second place. But can it really be true? The special night falls into chaos as loyalties are tested to the limit, with accusations hurled about like beach balls. With Beverly becoming more of a liability minute by minute, it seems best to head back to London. But back home, each of the group is forced to confront the troubles they thought they'd left behind. Has the holiday put an end to their friendship, or can they work out what happened and stay friends? Moonshine is the sequel to Dirty Weekend.
Meet Me In Central Park
Take a trip to the most magical city this Christmas with bestselling author Jo Bartlett. Will their Christmas wish come true? Libby Cooper hasn’t celebrated Christmas since the night her parents died in a terrible accident. She wants to forget that the season of goodwill even exists; but her grandmother has other ideas. It’s time for Libby to start living her life just as her parents would have wanted her to do. First stop New York! What better way to immerse herself in the celebrations, than working in her great aunt’s Christmas shop, just a few blocks from Central Park? Making new friends in the Big Apple is the easy bit, but leaving the past behind proves much harder than Libby imag...
