No One Saw a Thing: The twisty and unputdownable new crime thriller for 2023 from the bestselling author of All Her Fault

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Whilst it’s not my favourite of Andrea’s, this one is perfect for holidays or when you’re looking for something compelling between heavier, longer reads. This was a fast paced thrill ride- you step right into the action from the very beginning and it never lets up on the suspicions, threats, lies and mystery.

It was only when my third child was born and I was trying to balance working full-time and bringing up three children, and dropping them to creche, or whatever, that I started blogging. Hide and Seek, her second thriller to be published in the UK and internationally, became an instant top ten bestseller. The best books have the most basic plot, but well seasoned character development, added with a small amount of twists does the trick. What adds to this is the perfectly paced dual timelines, the pace before Faye is missing is slower but the dynamics are utterly fascinating which is juxtaposed to the life tipped upside down intensity of the present day.You are getting on the underground and suddenly the doors close with your children on the other side of the doors.

Despite the action popping off from page one, All Her Fault fell short for me and was very much middle of the road.The writing style, the plot the secrets revealed, its just better than any of the other reunion books I've ever read. It all ended well though – the rest of our family found us ten minutes later at Tower Bridge, and we got on with our touristing.