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Book SynopsisThe teachers thought they knew her. They were wrong...
''Must read'' Bella
''A brilliant thriller'' Closer
''Gripping and powerful!'' Lauren North
''An addictive page-turner'' Samantha Tonge
''School run revenge at its best'' Jacqueline Ward
''The end was a triumph, absolutely brilliant!'' Rona Halsall
When single mum Ruth has a brief fling with Rob, she''s mortified to discover that he lied to her. He lied to her, because he''s married. Worse still, he''s the husband of Janine, head of the PTA at the primary school where Ruth works as secretary, and when the truth of their fling is discovered, Ruth suddenly has a lot of enemies at the school gates.
Threatening texts begin to arrive, rumours abound and the staff room becomes hostile. But when it also starts to affect her son, a student at the school, Ruth realises you can do anything if you convince yourself it''
Trade Review
Must read * Bella *
A brilliant thriller * Closer *
Fast paced and intriguing. I loved The Secretary
I couldn't put it down - a gripping read from start to finish and kept me guessing until the end. A compulsive and complex tale of the toxic effects of revenge
Mind blown! The end was a triumph, absolutely brilliant!
A compulsive story that oozes such a sense of injustice you can't stop turning the page to find out if revenge is taken . . . An addictive page-turner that will leave your stomach in knots.
Highly recommended!
Gripping and powerful! The tension in the novel was cranked up notch by notch until I was gasping as the story unravelled . . .
A fantastic read!Twists and turns but the beauty of this story is that it could happen anywhere.
School run revenge at its bestHard to put down! The pace of this book is satisfyingly relentless and the ending is as
dramatic and surprising as Zoe Lea's clever writing promises.
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Super readable and so clever.
Reading it as a mother, you can't help but question yourself throughout: Would I do that? Would I go that far? It's full of blurred lines and shifting allegiances and filled me full of rage (as a mother) and awe (as an author)'
A well-plotted, twisty-turns tale . . .
[A] page turner of a psychological thriller
