If You Didnt Kill Her

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She was wrongfully convicted. Now she's free - to clear her name, and catch a killer. But will the murderer find her first Fifteen years ago, Chelsea was convicted for the murder of her university roommate, Isabella. Now, she's being released early, and she just has one thing on her mind - clearing her name. Chelsea has always maintained that she was wrongfully accused. Now's her chance to prove her innocence, once and for all. But as Chelsea starts digging into the past, new details - and suspects - start coming to light. And the closer Chelsea gets to the truth, the more dangerous things become. She's waited years to uncover the truth. But will the real murderer find her first - and silence her forever

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Tense, twisty, addictive and deeply emotive, If You Didnt Kill Her is a cleverly written, utterly compelling read that had me furiously turning the pages and guessing all the way to the nail-bitting denouement. Unmissable! -- A.A. Chaudhuri
Praise for Annie Taylor -- :
An absolutely gripping thriller that combines a seductive setting, a twisty plot, and complex characters...I devoured this book in a day - unputdownable! -- Heather Darwent
Brilliantly twisty and fast-paced...I couldn't put it down! -- Lisa Hall
A creepy, twisty page-turner where nothing is as it seems...immersive and atmospheric, an incredible novel. I couldn't put it down. Highly recommended -- Andrea Mara
Honest, relevant, and full of twists. A seriously compulsive read! -- Lauren North

Author Bio

Annie Taylor is a writer and freelance copywriter. She has a BA in American Studies from the University of Birmingham and a Masters in English and American studies from Oxford. Her previous published works include Forget Me Not and Innocent or Guilty, under the name A.M. Taylor, and The Truth About Her. She currently lives in south London, where she divides her time between studying for her PhD in Creative Writing, and making stuff up in her head for books.