The Double Life of Daisy Hemmings: the unforgettable novel destined to be this summers escapist sensation

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** PERFECT FOR FANS OF TAYLOR JENKINS REID ** 'Unflinching, unforgettable . . . a step up for fans of Taylor Jenkins Reid' - The Bookseller What happens when truth and lies collide The Double Life of Daisy Hemmings is an intoxicating mystery across past and present from Joanna Nadin. 1988, Cornwall. At seventeen, Jason wants much more from life than working in his father's pub. So when twin sisters Daisy and Bea, and their small circle of friends, arrive for a holiday in his village, Jason is determined to become part of their glamorous, intoxicating world. 2018, London. When famous actress Daisy Hemmings decides it's time to write her autobiography, she chooses James Tate to help her. James is a ghost-writer and his job is to tell other people's stories for them. He's good at it, and why wouldn't he be He's spent years pretending to be someone else . . . 'Totally absorbing and evocative' - Kate Riordan, bestselling author of The Heat Wave

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Unflinching, unforgettable . . . Nadin should be this year's summer sensation -- a step up for fans of Taylor Jenkins Reid. * The Bookseller *
The writing fizzes with energy and charm, and the story is bewitching. I didn't want it to end -- Emylia Hall, author of The Book of Summers
Totally absorbing and evocative -- Kate Riordan, author of Summer Fever
A gloriously shimmering and captivating novel, with a mystery at its heart that keeps you turning its pages -- Emily Koch, author of Keep Him Close and What July Knew
A clever novel . . . about truth, lies and what happens when the secrets we keep are exposed * Red *
A gem. Atmospheric and thrilling and sexy and so clever -- Laura Pearson, author of Missing Pieces

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A former broadcast journalist, political adviser and government speechwriter, Joanna Nadin is the author of more than eighty books for children and teenagers, including the Flying Fergus series with Sir Chris Hoy, the bestselling Rachel Riley diaries, and the Carnegie Medal-nominated Joe All Alone, which is now a BAFTA-winning BBC drama. She is also a lecturer on the MA in Creative Writing at Bath Spa University. She has written two previous novels for adults, The Queen of Bloody Everything and The Talk of Pram Town.