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A mother’s job is to protect her child…But everyone makes mistakes…Gripping, exciting and emotional, this book will grab you from the first page and refuse to let you go until the final chapter!I never thought it would happen to me… One moment I had it all – a gorgeous husband, a beautiful home, a fulfilling career and two adorable children. The next, everything came crashing down around me. They said it was my fault. They said I’m the worst mother in the world. And even though I can’t remember what happened that day, they wouldn’t lie to me. These are my friends, my family, people I trust. But then why do I have this creeping sensation that something is wrong? Why do I feel like people are keeping secrets? Am I really as guilty as they say? And if I’m not, what will happen when the truth comes out…?Perfect for fans of Liane Moriarty, Shari Lapena and Lisa JewellWhat Netgalley reviewers are saying about Am I Guilty:‘One of the best suspense mysteries I have ever read’‘What a wild rollercoaster of a book’‘Full of twists and the suspense just grows with each turn of the page’‘Had me on the edge of my seat until the final page!’‘I love getting so much more than expected out of a story and this is a prime example of that’‘Heart breaking, fast paced & so many twists. I would recommend this to anyone’‘Gripped from the first page – a must read for those thrill seekers’‘This was brilliant. I literally couldn’t put this down’‘Five stars and I’d add an extra one if I could, it’s that good’

Beguiling, aromatic memoirs of a cookery writer, settling in a small Normandy town, very similar in flavour to Under the Tuscan Sun.The second house that Susan Hermann Loomis looked at in the small town of Louviers was perfect. Dilapidated, rambling, crumbling walls which were covered with faded paper, it had been a convent. So Susan, her husband, luckily a sculptor and builder, and small son, moved in – to spend a year and more, rebuilding, finding new hidden treasures of their house, and discovering their neighbours, and the life of a small French town.Some of the great pleasures of the book come from sharing in Susan Loomis’ daily journeys: to the market, to the butcher and the baker, talking to the shop keepers and the teachers at the school, and meeting the clergy who tramp through their garden. As her son joins the local school, as Susan’s cookery work gets underway, so the reader is part of all the human – and gastronomic – experiences that shape this very French town.