The couple resides in Kentish Town, North London. They have been together for a significant period, sharing a strong bond. But here’s the thing, Danny. I do live for someone else – specifically my daughter. And it’s for her that I’ve ended up as a single mum. Because all of the research indicates that the single best thing you can do for your child is facilitate them growing up in a low conflict home. And that’s what I’m doing.

If you were on the edge of your seat with crime novels from Adele Parks and Lisa Jewell, you'll need to add this book to your collection.' Chat Also, we have no idea about his brother and sister, and we don’t know their names either. But we are trying hard to collect all the information about him and will update you soon. I also was a bit thrown by all the furore about cousins being romantically involved. Personally I do not have any cousins, so perhaps I do not understand - however on looking it up I read that cousins marrying each other used to be common in the past and continues today in some societies, with more than 10% of marriages worldwide between first or second cousins currently. The top-eight model was obviously an insane and very toxic thing to do – providing teenagers with metrics about how much people like them is about as stupid an idea as anything I’ve ever heard. But it was a demonstration of how friendships grow and shift and change from season to season (or perhaps that tech giants don’t have the kind of social skills which would make ranking your mates a nightmare).There are plenty of twists in this entertaining thriller and the tension builds brilliantly.' Good Housekeeping

I just loved this book because of the original story, the characters, the tension building up during the story and the many surprises, up until the end. Disturbing and brilliant. A very refreshing psychological suspense novel and an outstanding debut.' Lauren North, author of The Perfect Betrayal Anyway, starting listening again from the point after the first few chapters where I lost interest, it all came to life for me and unfolded in technicolour with so much richness and delicious details and it all started to make sense. Everyone should be allowed to realize their full potential, according to the Telegraph. Therefore, a broad range of learning and development support is available for everyone employed at Telegraph Media Group.

It’s been dubbed a mix of Knives Out meets Gossip Girl, and that’s a fair summation of this nifty little read.”– The Belfast Telegraph. This is a complex family full of greed. Not one doesn’t want the house; they’ve come to gather after their granny passes away to read their letter to find out who gets it. Each character has a different plan—some worse than others. EXCERPT: Roxborough House is an enormous house. Too big, really. Every person who has lived there in the last two hundred years has claimed that they will be the last, that no one could possibly want to be saddled with this place. Fifteen bedrooms. Servants' quarters. A library, two kitchens, a small sitting room, a large sitting room, a drawing room, a dining room - the list goes on. Running Roxborough is no joke. It's a full-time job. A burden. A millstone. Inheriting it means tying one's entire life to the place.

Each person is vividly drawn and complex, and there were so many surprises in store that I could not tear myself away until I found out who matriarch Cecily had found worthy to bequeath the old mansion to. The answer was also quite unexpected! Reid writes with insight and a vitality that made this story come to life for me, and I can’t wait to read more from her in future. While details about her age, date of birth, and birthday are not publicly available, Rebecca is recognized for her thought-provoking insights and feminist perspectives. The house is a burden, a millstone, a full-time job . . . but they all want it. And some are willing do anything to get it.How much net worth has Rebecca Reid earned so far? Rebecca Reid worked as a freelance essayist for the Telegraph, but she was able to make a fair amount of money doing it.

I no longer let frustration build up inside me like a pressure cooker, blowing up every few weeks because I have denied my anger an outlet for so long. Instead I modulate my frustration, letting it out at the appropriate moment, towards the correct person. And while it might sound a little like a cult, my marriage is better, my friendships are stronger, my professional relationships are more transparent, and I am, across the board, a much more pleasant person to be around - since I discovered the power of rude. She has previously featured on Women's Hour and This Morning, and she currently routinely appears on Sky News, Good Morning Britain, Channel 5 News, BBC Radio, and LBC. If you were on the edge of your seat with crime novels from Adele Parks and Lisa Jewell, you'll need to add this book to your collection.' Chat Magazine Despicable protagonists, despicable victim, I adored every second of it.' Sarah J Naughton, author of Tattle Tale This is such a good read! If you love a book about family secrets, bitter rivalry, hurt feelings and the damage families can do to each other, this is for you.' Emma CurtisI didn't guess who would be left the house, and the way it was revealed / came about was better than I expected.