My Daughter Knows is out now.
This is the one I’ve been building towards. A story rooted in grief, reputation, and the quiet pressure of a lie that refuses to stay buried.
It begins at the Midland Hotel in Morecambe. Cameras. Applause. A campaign built on tragedy. A woman who has turned the worst night of her life into something that looks like purpose.
But behind that version of events, there’s another truth.
One she hasn’t told anyone.
At the centre of the story is a mother navigating public scrutiny after her husband’s death in a hit-and-run. She’s pushing for change. Speaking to the press. Keeping everything controlled.
At home, things are different.
Her daughter is grieving in public. Posting. Questioning. Pulling at threads that were meant to stay hidden. When a new voice enters their lives—a therapist who seems to know exactly what to ask—those threads start to tighten.
This is a story about pressure. About the versions of ourselves we present to the world, and what happens when those versions begin to crack.
If you’ve read my previous thrillers, you’ll know I tend to focus on family dynamics, secrets, and the small decisions that spiral into something far larger. This book leans hard into that. It stays close. It keeps the tension personal.
And it doesn’t let go.
My Daughter Knows is available now in Kindle, paperback, and Kindle Unlimited.
If you like your thrillers grounded, unsettling, and driven by character, this one’s for you.