'What a read! I was hooked from the very first chapter! Chilling and terrifying, this is guaranteed to have your heart pounding the whole way through!' Netgalley reviewer, 5*****__ I told my daughter a terrible lie... Lorna never told her sixteen-year-old daughter the chilling truth about her real father. But one morning, she finds Liberty missing — and realizes the teenager has left to find the man she once fled from... A heart-stopping and emotional psychological thriller from the New York Times bestselling author, perfect for fans of Liane Moriarty's The Hypnotist's Love Story.__ **Readers LOVE Not My Daughter:** 'An absolutely jaw dropping, dark and twisty page turner. Full of twists that will have you on the edge of your seat!' 'Unpredictable, exciting, captivating and full of suspense! This will have you hooked till the truth is revealed.' 'This book is amazing. The story is epic and unlike anything I have read before, it's a thriller with so many twists you get dizzy!' 'Now...

School should have been the safest place... For Lizzie Riley, switching her six-year-old son Tom to the local academy school marks a fresh start, post-divorce. With its excellent reputation and delightful red-brick building, Lizzie knows it'll be a safe space away from home. But there's something strange happening at school. Parents are forbidden from entering the grounds and inside, there are bars across the classroom windows. Why is Tom coming home exhausted, unable to remember anything about his day? What are the strange marks on his arm? And when Lizzie tries to question the other children, why do they seem afraid to talk? Tom's new school might seem picture-perfect. But sometimes appearances can be deceiving... *** A chilling psychological thriller for anyone who loved Behind Closed Doors, Sometimes I Lie and The Couple Next Door. *** 'Addictive, with a genuine shocker of a twist' ROZ WATKINS, author of THE DEVIL'S DICE 'Twisty and menacing' ALI KNIGHT, author of BEFORE I...

As a mother, I imagined myself somewhere between Mary Poppins and Jules Oliver. You know – growing my own courgettes, laughing whilst covered in mud, possibly having my own kiddie clothing range … that sort of thing.But unforeseen circumstances have thrown me far from vegetable patches and spoonfuls of sugar. I am currently a single mother, living with my parents. And this New Year, I am in need of a major detox. What am I detoxing? Daisy’s father, Nick.New Year is a time to diet and purify (after, of course, finishing up all the Christmas crap – there’s no point trying to diet with all that still hanging around. Glass of port anyone?). Mum is losing weight, courtesy of Jaffa cakes and low-fat strawberry angel delight (two of my five a day!). Dad is having a bicycle-clip clear out. My detox is my feckless, irresponsible former boyfriend.Alex and I will never work out if I can’t cut Nick out of my life.  But how can I, when he’s Daisy’s dad?