The Lies She Told by Lynda Renham @Lyndarenham #Spotlight #newrelease #thriller #mystery

By | July 13, 2021

It’s a pleasure today to share news of a new book from Lynda Renham – The Lies She Told was independently published on 5th July, available for kindle (just 99p at the moment on a special promotion – free via Kindle Unlimited), in paperback and in hardcover.

I’ve always been a big fan of Lynda’s romantic comedies. I’ve reviewed Perfect Weddings and Phoebe Smith’s Private Blog (links are to my reviews) here on Being Anne – and called them some of the best fun you can have with your clothes on – and also adored The Little Perran Romances, written as Amy Perfect. I was a little nervous though when she asked me to read her first “gripping psychological thriller with a jaw-dropping twist”, Remember Me, released in March 2017 – thrillers are, as you’ll know, a little outside my comfort zone – but it gripped me from the first page, I neglected everything else I’d planned for the afternoon, and read the entire book in one sitting (you’ll find my review here). A few more thrillers followed – Secrets and Lies, Watching You, and She Saw What He Did – but I sadly just haven’t been able to fit in the reading. I couldn’t manage it this time either – but I was really interested in taking a closer look…

A quiet village, a friendly community, a brutal attack…

 

Life in the village of Stonesend is pretty uneventful, that is until Detective Tom Miller is transferred there following a personal tragedy. He is not greeted well by local police officer, Beth Harper, who feels he is not up to the job.

 

The day of his arrival, Kate Marshall, a teacher at the local school, is beaten in her own home and left for dead. The villagers are left in a state of shock. Was it a random attack, or something more personal?

Looks good, eh? Wishing you every success with this one Lynda…

About the author

Lynda Renham is author to many popular romantic comedy and gripping psychological thriller novels. She lives in Oxford, UK. She has appeared on BBC radio discussion programs and is a prolific blogger, Twitter and when not writing can usually be found wasting her time on Facebook. 

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