I’ve mentioned before how delighted I was hear that Lynda Renham had signed up with Bloodhound Books to republish her thrillers. The first, Remember Me, was published on 6th February (free via Kindle Unlimited) – and although I read it back in 2017, I can still remember how 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 can read my review again here). And today (5th July) sees the publication of another, The Lies She Told, now available for kindle and in paperback – sadly not one I’ve been able to fit into my reading list, but if it’s a patch on the one I did read, you might well want to take a closer look…
A brutal attack in a quiet English village sets one police detective against another, in this thriller by the bestselling author of Remember Me.
In the quiet Cotswold village where DS Beth Harper has lived for most of her life, the crime rate is extremely low, and that’s how everyone likes it. Then, soon after her new boss, DI Tom Miller, arrives from London, a local schoolteacher is brutally attacked and left for dead in her home. The victim—a friend of Beth’s—remembers nothing.
Beth finds herself clashing with Tom and worrying that a recent tragedy will affect his judgement as a police officer. But there may be an even bigger question: Is it a burglary gone wrong that’s turned the village upside down—or could the violence be connected to something far more deadly?
Doesn’t that look good? 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.
Lynda lives in Oxfordshire with her second husband and cat.
Her web page is here, and you can follow her on Twitter and through her Facebook author page.
