Sophie Saunders has the perfect life. Happily married to handsome Matt and expecting her first baby, she is the envy of her childhood friend, Lou.
Lou's family has splintered. Her husband is dead and her son has left home. She would give anything to turn back the clock.
But there's a secret buried deep in their past that the two friends can never forget. And when Sophie's world starts spiraling out of control, it's her new friend Roz to whom she turns.
Trouble is, secrets have a habit of unraveling. And when they do, you can kiss your perfect life goodbye.
Sometimes, it's better when the truth stays hidden.
The perfect boyfriend... or the perfect liar? Should Have Known Better is the tense new psychological thriller by A J McDine.
It's the moment single-mum Kate has been dreading. With her only daughter, Chloe, about to leave home, she's terrified by the prospect of an empty nest. That is until she meets charming lawyer, Adam. He could be the perfect catch - if it wasn't for his clingy son. Because Ben has a crush on Chloe. A crush that is fast becoming an obsession. Flattered by the attention, Chloe is happy to string him along - for now at least. But Kate can see the danger signs, even if her daughter can't. And when Chloe's life begins spiralling out of control, Kate must make a choice - trust her instincts or lose her daughter forever...
"What an exceptional thriller!" - GABI ROSETTI
No One I Knew is the compulsive new psychological thriller by A J McDine.
Praying her daughter's still alive. Fearing her past is about to take its revenge. When three-year-old Immy vanishes during a family barbecue, her mother, Cleo, imagines the worst. Has she fallen into the river at the end of the garden and drowned? Or is it something even more unthinkable? After all, there's one person with good reason to want to abduct Immy - the woman Cleo thought she'd seen the last of three years ago. With time running out, Cleo sets out to uncover the truth. But as she confronts the demons of her past, it becomes clear everyone has a secret to hide. And the more she digs, the more she realises her carefully constructed life is just an illusion.
