"Men always have another secret . . .
Morgan thought she'd escaped. Her nightmare marriage is over, her husband Henry is dead, and she's finally free. Or so she believed.
Because Henry isn't dead. He's searching for his missing wife, and he knows exactly where to find her.
Desperate and homeless in Portugal, Morgan takes a job as live-in maid for a wealthy woman and her daughter. But something's wrong. She's wearing the same perfume Henry gave to both Morgan and Genevieve.
And there's one last secret Henry kept: the woman who hired Morgan has been waiting seven years for him to come home.
This secret might kill them both.
The Newlywed's Lie is a sequel to The Newlywed, an addictive domestic thriller full of jaw-dropping twists, perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Daniel Hurst, and Kiersten Modglin."
"In this twisty psychological thriller, a young woman still haunted by her brother's murder is forced to question everything she thought she knew when the killer's brother claims the wrong man went to prison.
Jessica will never forgive herself.
Five years ago, her brother and best friend were murdered. She found the bodies. The killer confessed. But what haunts her most from that night is that she ignored a call from her best friend.
Then the killer's brother shows up at her door, insisting the wrong person went to prison.
And she's about to find out…
Some truths are better left buried.
The Dead Girls Book Club series are stand-alones, interconnected by the characters that fans know and love. These twisty, domestic psychological thrillers can be read independently, and are perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Daniel Hurst, and Kiersten Modglin."
"I can't see pictures in my mind. I've never been able to.
So when mysterious manuscripts started arriving at my door—perfectly crafted thrillers that turned me into the bestselling 'Miss Murder'—I didn't question the gift. I just published them and watched the money roll in. Money I desperately needed to keep my dying mother alive.
But when a grieving woman pounds on my door, screaming that my latest book matches her son's murder down to the smallest detail, my perfect lie begins to unravel.
Because the manuscripts aren't fiction. They're confessions. And my ghostwriter—my killer—has been watching me all along.
Miss Murder is a psychological thriller packed full of twists about the price of dreams built on blood, perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Kiersten Modglin, and Daniel Hurst."
"She married a stranger. Now someone wants her dead.
After a brutal breakup leaves her emotionally shattered, librarian Morgan Sloane joins Eden—a secretive matchmaking program promising marriage at first sight. Her new husband Henry Langford is utterly perfect: wealthy, charming, and waiting at the altar of a private island paradise.
Then she meets a woman who won't stop staring at Henry. Every time Morgan turns around, she's there, watching and smiling like she knows something Morgan doesn't. When Morgan confronts Henry about her, he becomes evasive. He's hiding something.
If Morgan wants to survive her honeymoon, she needs to find out what he's hiding before she learns why this perfect man was still unmarried.
The Newlywed is an addictive psychological thriller full of jaw-dropping twists, perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Daniel Hurst, and Kiersten Modglin. Warning: Don't read this on your honeymoon."
"Freida McFadden meets Shari LaPena in a riveting, chilling novel of domestic suspense about a woman in a troubled marriage who joins an exclusive book club to reinvigorate her sense, but finds there's something sinister between the pages...
Amelia knows her marriage isn't normal.
It's always been more than just her and Ken. Her detective husband is married to his cases, and more often than not, Amelia ends up sleeping alone.
When an exclusive book club extends her an invitation, Amelia finally finds the connection she's been craving.
But this isn't a normal book club. As her husband's investigation escalates, Amelia is beginning to see unsettling parallels between the women she's growing close to and the murders he can't seem to solve.
But these murders aren't random.
And neither was her invitation to the Dead Girls Book Club.
A fast-paced, twisty domestic psychological thriller for fans of Freida McFadden, Shari Lapena, and Daniel Hurst."
"Mother, Mother is a psychological thriller with a twist that plays on the time old tale of "Are you my mother?", perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Kiersten Modglin, and Lucinda Berry.
Iris Blackwood always knew her mother didn't love her.
It's why she left six years ago and never looked back. But when her aunt—her mother's identical twin—and her stepfather die in a tragic accident, she's forced to return home.
The cruel woman she remembers is gone. In her place is someone who cooks breakfast with a smile and says, "I love you."
Iris wants to believe it's real. But then she finds a journal in the attic. One that reveals her mother and aunt used to switch places all the time.
And when her car mysteriously won't start, she begins to fear the truth.
She came home to the wrong mother.
And now she may never leave."
"A jaw-dropping psychological thriller with shocking twists, perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Lisa Jewell, Daniel Hurst, and Nicola Sanders.
They stole her house.
Ever since she was eight years old, Alexis has dreamed of living in the beautiful white house at the end of Arbor Lane. So when another buyer snatches it away with a cash offer, she's devastated.
Her husband, Danny, suggests one night of revenge. Just a few eggs. Maybe some spray paint. What's the worst that could happen?
But when they decide to break in, they discover they're not alone.
The dream house is not what it seems. It's full of secrets, and now Alexis and Danny have seen too much. If they want to get back to their daughter, Lilly, they must bury the truth before the morning comes and the neighbors see what they've done.
In the right house, dreams come true. But in the wrong house, they turn into nightmares."
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