A Good Liar
(Paperback)
Publishing Details
A Good Liar
By (Author) Amanda Brooke
HarperCollins Publishers
HarperCollins
1st December 2021
5th August 2021
United Kingdom
Classifications
General
Fiction
Psychological thriller
Crime and mystery: women sleuths
Narrative theme: Social issues
823.92
Physical Properties
Paperback
416
Width 129mm, Height 198mm, Spine 26mm
290g
Description
The gripping new novel from the author of The Widows Club.
When a fire destroys the Empress Theatre, a devastating tragedy unfolds.
Amelias mother lost her piece of mind forever when she left her daughter alone for a few life-changing moments.
The dance school lost their beloved teacher, Hilary, who died saving the lives of her young pupils.
Karin lost her memory, and the answers she desperately craves.
Claudia lost the one thing that would have made her perfect life complete.
As local reporter Leanne picks over the embers of that night, what seemed like a straightforward case of negligence becomes something else entirely: somebody is lying each person has lost something, but one of them has sold their soul
Reviews
A suspenseful story, written with real warmth and emotion. Deeply enjoyable Lucy Clarke, author of The Castaways
A thought-provoking page-turner about secrets and community Nicola Rayner, author of You and Me
Enthralling and twisty it sucked me in from the get-go Annabel Kantaria, author of I Know You
Praise for Amanda Brooke:
Clever, unnerving, and unputdownable Rachel Lucas, The State of Grace
A tense and torrid family drama Sunday Mirror
Intriguingly plotted and with relatable characters Sunday Mirror
An emotional journey and a great read! Fionnuala Kearney
Full of twists, this is a deeply emotional, poignant tale that will remain with you long after it ends Ella Harper
A haunting and heartbreaking story that stayed with me long after Id finished Fern Britton
An extraordinary novel Daily Express
Author Bio
Amanda Brooke is a single mum who lives in Liverpool with her daughter Jessica. It was only when her young son was diagnosed with cancer that Amanda began to develop her writing, recording her familys journey in a journal and through poetry. When Nathan died in 2006 at just three years old, Amanda was determined that his legacy would be one of inspiration not devastation. Her debut nove,l Yesterdays Sun, was inspired by her experiences of motherhood and her understanding of how much a mother would be willing to sacrifice for the life of her child.
