Twin Truths (Paperback)

'Readers are in for a treat with Jacqueline Sutherland's second deliciously satisfying thriller - a pacy, twisty read with characters that leap of the page and a plot that reels you in and keeps you hooked until the very end.'

'A dark and chilling tale of love, obsession and revenge: a must read for all psychological thriller fans.'

'I was filled with dread, with horror, with hope - it is an absolute gasp-out-loud thriller and I was hooked throughout. And that very final scene... wow!'

'Atmospheric, nightmarish and beautifully written, Twin Truths grips from the very first page - a stunning thriller.'

'Pacy, tense and crammed full of suspense, Twin Truths is the perfect example of an unforgettable page turner. I couldn't put it down.'

'A must-read domestic suspense! Dark, dangerous and utterly compelling.'

'Fast-paced and convincing, Belle's story builds to a dramatic climax before ending with a neat, quiet and disturbing twist.'

'An absolutely gasp-out-loud thriller, and I was hooked throughout. And that very final scene - wow!'

'An excellent thriller that kept me enthralled from the first page to the last. Not to be missed!'

'Sometimes you pick up a book and it won't let go. It clings to you and you just have to make the time to find out what happens. I really don't want to tell you too much about the plot because you should really read it for yourself - but it is exquisite....Of course, it helps that the characterisation is brilliant. Belle's not perfect but she's human and you really want everything to work out for her... This is a cracking book and highly recommended'

'A satisfyingly rich and intriguing cast... From one woman's seemingly impossible predicament Sutherland has woven a compelling tale of guilt, motherhood, desire and revenge. Highly recommended.'

Praise for The Coffin Club:

'A twisty, chilling look at the lengths one woman will go to get what she wants.' Observer, Thriller of the Month

'This compelling debut novel is dark, twisty and full of suspense.' Heat

'Original, unsettling and full of secrets, The Coffin Club is a compelling debut with a superbly twisted end.' Sarah Clarke, author of A Mother Never Lies

'Slippery as an eel, dark and twisted, The Coffin Club's tale of death, deceit and desire is deliciously compelling.' Sabrina Broadbent, author of You Don't Have to be Good

'A riveting, deeply disquieting thriller. Original, seamlessly put together and an experience you will never emotionally recover from.' Sarah Goodwin, author of Stranded

'[Sutherland] ratchets up the tension in her debut novel, until the hair-raising denouement. Taut and emotionally involving.' Saga Magazine

'This is a spine-tingling, unputdownable page-turner, and a remarkable debut. I was gripped the whole way through.' Lucy Martin, author of Stop at Nothing

'A dark and gripping debut with sinister undertones from the very first page. I loved it.' Sophie Flynn, author of All My Lies

'A perfect romantic-noir - a crime story wrapped up in a love story. The characters draw you in to their world and make you root for them, until a creeping sense of dread makes you cower as you wonder where the fatal blow is going to come from. Well-crafted and chilling!' S.E. Moorhead, author of Witness X

'The minute I started it I was absolutely hooked... This is a terrific debut and I for one cannot wait to see what this author comes up with next. It's an absolute 5* read without a doubt. If I could give it more I would.' Jackie's Reading Corner

'It is a testimony to the writer's skill that one becomes lost in the emotion and pathos of the story to such an extent that it is easy to forget that the novel consists entirely of a monologue... A great debut novel that explores love, loss, friendship, motherhood and betrayal. It is engrossing throughout and ends with a shocking and unexpected twist. Enjoyable and highly recommended.' Mystery People

'A psychological thriller that spins around a couple of modern themes, touching on mental health and even migration and Brexit. The characters are plausible and intriguing and the reveals are clever and satisfying.' CrimeTime