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Book SynopsisThe gripping psychological thriller from the author of Am I Guilty, The Perfect Couple and The Happy FamilyWhen Mary receives a blank diary as a present, she thinks nothing of it. Until she opens the diary, and sees it's not blank after all1st January MURDER LISA, OXFORD1st February MURDER JANE, BIRMINGHAM1st March MURDER DAVID, CARDIFF1st April MURDER MARY, CHELTENHAMIs this a sick joke? Butit's the end of January now. And a woman called Lisa was murdered in Oxford on 1st January.Could there really be a killer out there, planning to commit a new murder each month? And is the Mary due to be killed on 1st April her?The clock is ticking for Mary to uncover the truth, before she becomes the next victim on the killer's listReaders have been gripped by The Murder List:One of the best thrillers of the year' ?????Suspenseful, full of tension and absolutely gripping' ?????An absolute corker . . . totally engrossing and superbly written' ?????I was totally captivated' ?????An absolutely incredi
Trade ReviewPraise for Jackie Kabler
‘Filled with suspense, intrigue and a cast of engaging characters, I devoured The Happy Family in two sittings. Fabulous!’ Lucy Clarke, author of The Castaways
'An intriguing and gripping psychological thriller that keeps you guessing as you frantically turn the pages’ Sunday Times bestselling author C. L. Taylor
‘This is a psychological thriller that has everything: intrigue, mystery and constant twists and turns. I couldn't put it down!’ Alex Lake, bestselling author of Seven Days
‘There is no let-up in this twisty-turny thriller…Just when you think you've cracked its secrets, your expectations are upended again’ Kate Riordan, author of The Heatwave
“This has all the ingredients of a classic psychological suspense – suspicion, secrets and shocking reveals. Another great read from Jackie Kabler!” Sarah Linley, author of The Trip
"Couldn't turn the pages fast enough! I don't often stay up all night reading, but Jackie did it to me again. Twisty with a killer finish!" Tess Stimson, author of Stolen
‘It’s impossible not to be drawn into the simmering, sinister uncertainty of this fabulous page-turner’ Sarah Steele, author of The Missing Pieces of Nancy Moon
