The Fallout
By (Author) Rebecca Thornton
HarperCollins Publishers
HarperCollins
30th September 2020
2nd April 2020
United Kingdom
General
Fiction
Thriller / suspense fiction
823.92
Paperback
432
Width 129mm, Height 198mm, Spine 27mm
310g
THE ACCIDENT.
THE LIE.
THE FALLOUT will be huge . . .
When Lizas little boy has an accident at the local health club, its all anyone can talk about.
Was nobody watching him
Where was his mother
Whos to blame
The rumours, the finger-pointing, the whispers theyre everywhere. And Lizas best friend, Sarah, desperately needs it to stop.
Because Sarah was there when it happened. It was all her fault. And if shes caught out on the lie, everything will fall apart . . .
A fizzing, unputdownable, gripping read Elizabeth Day
The perfect page-turner Susan Lewis
Secrets, lies, suspicion and betrayal: THE FALLOUT has it all and then some T M Logan
Full of secrets and lies, the perfect page-turner Sunday Times bestseller, Susan Lewis
A fizzing, unputdownable, gripping read Elizabeth Day
A compelling, all-too-recognisable story that shows were never more than one bad decision away from losing everything that matters. Secrets, lies, suspicion and betrayal: THE FALLOUT has it all and then some T M Logan
A sharp, witty look at friendships and frenemies HEAT
The Fallout is a story about what happens when you become trapped in a lie . . . Chock-full of suspense and drama, this was very difficult to put down and reminded me a lot of Liane Moriartys novels. Once you start reading, better turn off your phone and snuggle in for the night
Sally Hepworth
Absolutely compulsive, I couldnt put it down. Perfect for fans of Liane Moriarty and The Slap Suzy K Quinn
Brilliant on female friendships, on motherhood and the complex nuances of being a woman . . . Loved it! Katy Regan
Will get everyone talking! A gripping, bitingly witty snapshot of school-gate politics, The Fallout is as heartfelt as it is satirical, peeling back the emotional layers of parenthood, marriage and, above all, friendship Samantha King
Rebecca Thornton is an alumna of the Faber Academy Writing A Novel course, where she was tutored by Esther Freud and Tim Lott. Her writing has been published in The Guardian, You Magazine, Daily Mail, Prospect Magazine and The Sunday People amongst others. She has reported from the Middle East, Kosovo and the UK. She now lives in West London with her husband and two children. The Fallout is her third novel.