Rebecca Reid, a successful freelance writer, and author, has established a solid career in journalism and writing. While her exact net worth is not publicly disclosed

There characters in this book are brilliantly depicted from the sweet and gentle Violet who, as it turns out, has hidden depths, to the overachieving Briony who envisages her husband's family home as an exclusive girl's school with herself at the helm. The storyline was well structured and full of family drama, mystery, and suspense. The more time the characters spend time together family secrets start to be uncovered making each character question who they are but also who Cecily was. There were one or two red herrings that appeared where I thought I knew what was happening but then the story would take a completely different turn. There was also a very clever plot twist which added more context to the story.Although most members of the extended Mordaunt family know how much work (and money!) the upkeep of Roxborough Hall may cost, they secretly hope that they will be the person Cecily left it to. Cecily's been living in Roxborough Hall since the fifties, together with her husband and three children, and not to forget her best friend Violet. The top-eight model was obviously an insane and very toxic thing to do – providing teenagers with metrics about how much people like them is about as stupid an idea as anything I’ve ever heard. But it was a demonstration of how friendships grow and shift and change from season to season (or perhaps that tech giants don’t have the kind of social skills which would make ranking your mates a nightmare). On the other hand, the couple does not seem to have children in the family as of 2022. The journalist has not shared pictures of her children on her social profiles.

With her extensive contributions to various publications and books, Rebecca has diversified her income sources, further contributing to her financial success. With a reasonably large family group, it was easy to keep p with who was who. They each want the house, each one has their own plans for what they would like to do with it. The author works some brilliant subplots into this and I was never sure who was going to be the best one to own the house. Well written, with a plot and characters that haunt you long after you’ve finished.’ Jane Corry, author of My Husband’s WifeShe has worked with publications such as the Telegraph, Marie Claire, the Guardian, Glamour, and the Independent. Disturbing and brilliant. A very refreshing psychological suspense novel and an outstanding debut.' Lauren North, author of The Perfect Betrayal Her height is 1.77 meters, and she weighs 56 kilograms, with dark-darkening hair and eyes. Rebecca Reid remains an influential figure in the world of journalism and writing. Rebecca Reid Husband Marcus The couple resides in Kentish Town, North London. They have been together for a significant period, sharing a strong bond. I just loved this book because of the original story, the characters, the tension building up during the story and the many surprises, up until the end.

While Rebecca is an avid traveler, showcasing her journeys with her husband and friends on social media, there is no evidence of the couple having children as of 2022. What an enjoyable few hours spent with this dysfunctional lot! The characterisation is excellent, they’re very definitely a mixed bag and they’re certainly not dull that’s for sure. The only thing I become invested in is that David and Bryony will not get their hands on it but I’m not telling if my wish comes true! The atmosphere is fabulous with assumptions, presumptions, deviousness, secretiveness and many resentments and issues abounding. All is most definitely not what it seems. The tension and suspense builds as we head to the reading of the Will with the author using the atmosphere of the house to add an extra level of anticipation. There are numerous twists, it’s darkly humorous it makes me smile as we head to the very unexpected denouement. The story of this family told over several timelines, non-linear, but beautifully executed. Not once did I feel confused. The timelines range from the recently deceased matriarch Cecily's childhood through to the present time encompassing her funeral and the entailment of the family homestead. With a diverse portfolio, Rebecca regularly writes for prestigious platforms such as Marie Claire, The Guardian, Telegraph Online, The Independent, Grazia, Stylist, and iPaper.

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Although his stint at the Telegraph will not bring him great benefits, he has gained the expected experience in news coverage by working in such a smug media outlet. I had heard enough of the plot to understand the clever and tidy wrap up but felt underwhelmed. It felt like a classic country house murder mystery without the murder. There are plenty of twists in this entertaining thriller and the tension builds brilliantly.' Good Housekeeping