On the verge of puberty, eleven-year-old Jordan March is sent to live with her spinster great-aunt, after her grandmother accuses her of having an incestuous relationship with her teenaged brother Ian, and stumbles upon a long-buried secret about her family's enigmatic past. Simultaneous.

She was too grown up for childish games, but too young to become a woman. Living with her parents and brother in her Grandmother Emma's enormous mansion, Jordan March tries to be a good girl and follow her grandmother's strict rules. But one day, without warning, Jordan's body begins to change - and everyone notices her in a way that seems dark, dangerous and threatening. Suddenly the March family secrets are unleashed, and Jordan is ashamed and afraid that her soft curves are unwelcome. Now Grandmother Emma sets out to make Jordan pay for her family's past mistakes, sending her world spinning wildly out of control.

On February 23,2019, my beloved brother died. It was a shock to his family, friends and the Old Saybrook, CT community. He was smart, generous, jolley and a CPA. RIP my brother!

Rosellen and Daisy both knew that they had to do something to stop the carnivorous scourge that was devouring the life-force of both their families as well as its feeding on both their spirits. And once done, Helen Sandalfoot and husband, Detective Raymond Sandalfoot of the Hartford Police would be left to dig in to the malice only to find themselves caught up in their own trail-to-hell-leaving them there. Malice Domestic Novel; A murder mystery among family members such as the killing of parent or spouse. Broken Flowers deals with the screams as well the resurrection of crossing over realms- from insanity to insane. Hartford, Connecticut. Circa: 1998. Murder. Mystery. Malice. Redemption. For some, it's too late. (Yeah, right!)

A TWISTY PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER FROM THE AUTHOR OF WHAT SHE NEVER TOLD ME ********** Your mother. The one person you trust. What if you're wrong? Widowed Nan is on her way to her beloved son's wedding. She should be excited, but she is dreading her return to Paradise Place - a small area of Notting Hill that she hasn't dared set foot on for decades. Nan had arrived there as a young girl in the late seventies, desperate for freedom and a career as an artist. But, drawn into a dark obsession that spun out of control, Nan was forced to flee. And while the only thing seemingly connecting her son's wedding and her old secret life is Paradise Place, Nan quickly gets the impression that someone is watching her every move . . . someone she thought was dead. ********** PRAISE FOR KATE MCQUAILE 'Elegant, clever and totally convincing' Sunday Mirror 'Everything you want in a thriller' Emma Flint 'A fast-paced read' Prima 'A twisty tale' Good Housekeeping