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Book SynopsisShe made one terrible mistake… and someone isn’t going to let her forget it.
**Picked as a 2020 'Unmissable Debut' by the Daily Express**
'Kept me gripped and kept me guessing' Erin Kelly, author of He Said/She Said
Naomi seems to have everything. A beautiful daughter, a gorgeous house, a perfect life.
Behind the scenes, though, she and her husband are drifting from one another and struggling to conceive their second child.
Then Naomi meets a parent at her daughter's nursery. Sean understands her, or so she thinks. Looking for a connection, for a friend, Naomi makes a terrible mistake.
Weeks later, when Naomi attempts to contact Sean, he has disappeared without a trace. But it becomes clear that someone else knows her secret. Someone who wants to make sure she never forgets what she did.
A twisting, addictive thriller about desire and deceit, perfect for fans of Apple Tree Yard, Blood Orange and Our House.
'Excellent domestic noir, chillingly plausible… I loved the ending' Jo Spain, author of The Confession
'An absorbing story, a bunch of unexpected twists, great writing. I totally lost myself in this book' John Boyne, author of The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
'Sexy, chilling and wonderfully twisty' Emily Koch, author of If I Die Before I Wake
'Clever, perceptive...explores obsession, marital discord...the final twist chills' Literary Review
READERS LOVE HAPPY EVER AFTER:
'A brilliant, engrossing thriller’
‘Amazing debut…Terrifying and electric’
'A clever psychological thriller with twists that I didn’t see coming'
'An interesting take on the stalker genre'
'Read this in a day! Brilliant book’
Trade ReviewHappy Ever After is insanely gripping . . . it's slick, smart and so very human -- Cath Weeks, author of
The Wife's ShadowThis creepy tale of obsession will give you shivers. * Real Life *
A highly addictive thriller about blame and guilt with a satisfyingly shocking ending. -- Jo Jakeman, author of
Sticks and StonesA dark and deeply satisfying slice of domestic noir -- C. L. Pattison, author of
The HousemateVery readable domestic noir. * Best *
