I write mostly teen thrillers - plus some teen romance, books for younger children and four adult psychological thrillers. Once on board the ship, a mysterious stranger causes confusion among the group, leading them to ask unsettling questions of one another.

You can trust me: Five shortcuts to show that you’re for real

In a “thriller with a sharp take on wealth and privilege” ( People, Book of the Week), two best friends grift their way through the California elite—until one scam goes awry.

Currently, she comes to her best friend, Julia's, flat for lunch and finds her dead which is ruled a suicide. This doesn't put me off of reading other books by her though, because all books are different as are stories even when related by the same person. She expressed her concerns to anyone who will listen, but no one believes Livy. They are convinced Julia’s death was a suicide. Everyone except Damian, Julia’s boyfriend. He, too, agrees with Livy, and so they delve into their own investigation to get to the bottom of Julia’s death.

You Can Trust Me: The gripping, glamorous psychological

I consider myself blessed and honoured to have you and I need you to know that I will never take your friendship for granted; literally not even for one day. I love you so much, my amazing friend. I liked how this story was told. The alternating narrators and perspectives kept the intensity building. The pacing was intense, and the fear was palpable. There was the perfect amount of doubt woven throughout to make you question everything while still holding out hope that this ship would settle. You’re one of life’s precious gifts to me and as long as there’s breath in me, I will forever love and cherish you. I love you more than love itself, my love.I never knew I would find true love by falling for you and now that I’m with you, I don’t want to live a day without you. I love you unconditionally, my princess.

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Livy is married with children and her friend of at least 18 years Julia, have a close relationship. Livy's children adore this surrogate Aunty. An outstanding story. Cleverly plotted, fantastically written and a fast-paced, intriguing read’ Lauren North, author of THE PERFECT BETRAYAL Left alone with her grief and doubts she tries to figure things out on her own, soon discovering a possible ally. The writing style was one of the main factors that brought this book down for me, I just didn’t get along with it at all. For a mystery thriller, it did far too much telling the reader what was going on instead of making them work it out. There was barely a mystery in many aspects. I also found the fact that the protagonist was able to make such great leaps and jump to conclusions so easily without any clues or facts felt highly unrealistic, and it started grating on me a little bit. There was little to no adequate thought process behind it, so how she was jumping to these conclusions was beyond me.DAMIAN – Absolutely not the killer, despite all half-hearted efforts to make us think he might be. The most likeable main character. Apart from being ridiculously handsome (this is drilled into the reader relentlessly, and OF COURSE he and Livy kiss at some point), we never learn much more about him, except that he used to be a bit of a naughty boy, with at least one run-in with the police. But Livy does not accept the suicide death for Julia, and begins to investigate Julia’s life and realises that perhaps she did not know her at all. Alienating everyone around her, Livy is determined to get to the truth of the matter but danger lies ahead as she stirs up an age old murder and finds herself in the sights of a killer… I will never be far away from you, I will always be here for you and that’s a promise I’m committed never to break. I love you completely, my good friend.