Florist

'Now this is my kind of thriller! The twists were jaw dropping . . . had me flying through the pages . . . A must read' reader reviewTO PROTECT HER SECRETS, SHE MUST EXPOSE THEIRS... Amy Mackenzie's business may be thriving, but while she rub shoulders with the rich and famous, she is always on the outside looking in. But when her most glamorous clients, James and Eleanor Elliott, hire her to provide the flowers for a lavish party, Amy gets a taste of what it means to be part of their world. Until a guest at the event suffers a violent and shocking death. And Amy finds the finger of blame pointing at her.As the florist fights to clear her name, it isn't long before she uncovers some ugly truths about the Elliotts. But they aren't the only ones with secrets. Amy has a dark past of her own, and by the time she realises it's caught up with her, it might just be too late.A gripping, deliciously dark thriller with a jaw-dropping twist. Fans of The Housemaid, The Mother and The Guilty Couple won't be able to put this down!'A shocker of a twist' BELLA'As hard to predict as it is to put aside' THE MORNING STAR'A pacy thriller' WOMAN'S WEEKLY_______What readers are saying about The Florist:'Such an addictive read . . . with a great unexpected twist! ... I really sped through this book, finding myself NEEDING to finish it' reader review'I've just finished this book, I raced through it in a day it was that unputdownable! . . . highly recommend' reader review'A mind-blowing, hang on to your seat kind of thriller. Was absolutely extraordinary . . . there was absolutely nothing predictable about this book!' reader review'I could not put this down . . . The twists and turns kept on coming especially towards the end. Will definitely be recommending this to everyone' reader review'Something a bit different . . . very well written characters. A real shocker twist towards the end which completely took me by surprise!' reader review'I couldn't put it down . . . the twists were some I didn't predict, which makes the book all that much better' reader review