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Mother's Day
My first thriller, Mother's Day, was published in hardback by Wildfire Books in March 2023. You can order it here. Or you can wait until March 2024 for the paperback. Or you can order the audiobook, which I recorded myself.
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"This dark crazy thriller is one hell of a ride!" The Sun
"Dark and funny". Guardian Books of the Month
"An absolute corker. Twists and turns abound in this sharp psychological thriller that will make you sweat." Glamour Magazine
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"A sharply written, darkly funny, twisted page-turner about motherhood and madness." Platinum Magazine
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"A striking look at motherhood and mental distress. Just when you think things can't get any more shocking, they do." Socialist Worker
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Mother's Day is terrific. So dark, so twisted'
HARRIET TYCE, AUTHOR OF BLOOD ORANGE
'Superbly written and darkly funny. I simply couldn't look away.'
JANICE HALLETT, AUTHOR OF THE APPEAL AND THE TWYFORD CODE
'So dark and so shockingly, fabulously funny. I absolutely adored it.'
DAISY BUCHANAN, AUTHOR OF INSATIABLE
'A startlingly original, pitch dark page-turner'
CLAIRE MCGOWAN, AUTHOR OF WHAT YOU DID AND THE OTHER WIFE
'Dark, brilliant, and completely and utterly compelling.'
JENNY COLGAN, AUTHOR OF LITTLE BEACH STREET BAKERY
'Deliciously dark.'
JOHN MARRS, AUTHOR OF WHAT LIES BETWEEN US AND THE MINDERS
'Marlene is a jaw-dropping creation, the mother of malign mothers'
BETH MORREY, AUTHOR OF SAVING MISSY
'A stunning ending that leaves you breathless. Astonishingly good.'
ROBERT THOROGOOD, AUTHOR OF THE MARLOW MURDER CLUB
'Twists and turns until you really can't imagine what might happen next'
KATY BRAND, COMEDIAN AND AUTHOR OF PRACTICALLY PERFECT
'Completely gripping and quite terrifying. I was utterly blindsided by its twists and turns.'
LUCY PORTER
'Fantastic: so funny, so human - you won't be able to put it down.'
ISY SUTTIE
What's the story?
The last thing Anna needs is a baby. Abandoned, adopted and living hand to mouth, she never dreamt of having a real family.
But when she meets her birth mother, everything changes - because the same day, she learns she's going to be a mother too.
Marlene is eccentric, generous with her considerable fortune and overjoyed to become a grandmother. Anna's living the dream. But is it her dream, or someone else's?
Now she will have to decide what she's willing to sacrifice for a real family - her future, her freedom, even her unborn child.
Screen Rights
Mother's Day has been acquired by Calamity Films, who made the Oscar-winning Judy, and still make the very funny Brassic. They want to turn it into a series for TV.
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