Blurred Lines

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She spoke out. I stayed silent. What would you do
Perfectly paced, the twists and turns and executed with precision Woman & Home

One of the most powerful stay-with-you books that Ive read in the past year Jane Corry, author of I Looked Away

When Becky walks in on her boss with a woman who isnt his wife, shes horrified, but says nothing. She owes Matthew too much.

But when the same woman accuses him of rape, Becky is trapped in a nightmare. Was what she saw rape or is Matthew, her trusted mentor, telling the truth Becky must try to ignore her own traumatic past and its terrible hold on her.

As Becky attempts to untangle these blurred lines, she risks everything, even her home and family, to find the truth

Reviews

Perfectly paced, the twists and turns and executed with precision Woman & Home

Powerfully written, compulsive and timely Harriet Tyce, bestselling author of Blood Orange

One of the most powerful stay-with-you books that Ive read in the past year Jane Corry, bestselling author of I Looked Away

Compelling, fierce and all too believablea heart-stopping portrayal of what it costs to speak out Clare Empson, author of Him

Blisteringly relevant, with an emotional pull that had me in hot, angry tears Clare Mackintosh, bestselling author of Let Me Lie

Deeply compelling and gripping, with characters so realistic you feel as if you know them, I couldn't put it down Isy Suttie

A fast-paced, tightly-wound thriller with great dialogue and compelling characters. A brilliant page-turner perfectly designed for the #MeToo era Viv Groskop

'Beautifully written, very timely, very honest I read it deep into the night Emma Freud

Praise for Hannah Begbie:

An emotionally-charged, heartstoppingly addictive page turner, which shocks and entertains Irish Examiner

Captivating and taut with a powerful emotional message about the balance of motherhood and womanhood Carmel Harrington

Author Bio

Hannah Begbie studied Art History at Cambridge University. She went on to become a talent agent, representing BAFTA and Edinburgh Comedy Award-winning writers and comedians for fifteen years until her youngest son was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis. In 2015 she joined the board of The Cystic Fibrosis Trust, to raise awareness and advocate for the CF community. She also enrolled in The Novel Studio course at City University, winning that years new writing prize. The book she developed there became her debut novel, MOTHER, which later went on to win the Joan Hessayon Award for New Writers from the RNA. The TV rights were snapped up by Clerkenwell Films (Lovesick, Misfits) after a heated auction, with screenwriter Tom Edge (The Crown, Judy) attached. She lives in north London with her husband and their two sons.