He Said/ She Said

by Erin Kelly

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Pub Date Feb 28 2017 | Archive Date Feb 21 2017

Hachette Australia | Hodder

General Fiction (Adult) | Mystery & Thrillers

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This title has been listed for readers in Australia & New Zealand. If you are in the UK, US or other territories please search for your edition, if listed.

Controversial, twisty, thought-provoking and always gripping: He Said/ She Said is the suspense novel for 2017.

Who do you believe?

He said it was consensual.

The woman said nothing.

But Laura saw it...

... didn't she?

In the hushed aftermath of a total eclipse, Laura and Kit interrupt something awful.

Laura is sure about what happened. Later, in a panic, she tells a little white lie - and four lives are changed irreparably.

When the victim turns up on their doorstep, her gratitude spills into dangerous obsession. Laura and Kit decide to run - but Beth knows they have pledged to see every eclipse together. They will never be able to entirely escape her.

As the next eclipse draws near, Laura must confront the fallout from what she saw in the darkness. Confessing will cost her marriage; keeping the secret might prove fatal.

But all secrets, sooner or later, will come to light.

This title has been listed for readers in Australia & New Zealand. If you are in the UK, US or other territories please search for your edition, if listed.

Controversial, twisty, thought-provoking and...

Advance Praise

Not just a tense psychological drama but a meditation on the complex view. Kelly brilliantly uses the eclipse as a metaphor, exploring the fact that though we long for black and white, the partial view is all we ever get. Dive in. - Susie Steiner

Twisted, atmospheric and perfectly plotted. Her best yet. - Jenny Blackhurst

Kelly proves herself (once again) a mistress of the dark arts of psychological thriller writing with sinuous storytelling that beguiles and entraps the reader. - Anya Lipska

Not just a tense psychological drama but a meditation on the complex view. Kelly brilliantly uses the eclipse as a metaphor, exploring the fact that though we long for black and white, the partial...