Until recently, I worked as a freelance journalist based in London, England, and spent 25 years interviewing celebrities from the world of television, film and music for national newspapers and magazines.

 

I wrote for publications including The Guardian's Guide and Guardian Online; OK! Magazine; Total Film; Empire; Q; GT; The Independent; Star; Reveal; Company; Daily Star and News of the World's Sunday Magazine.

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My debut novel The Wronged Sons, was released in 2013 and in May 2015, I released my second book, Welcome To Wherever You Are.

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In May 2017 came my third book, The One. It was chosen as the book of the month for BBC Radio 2's Book Club.

 

The Wronged Sons was re-edited and re-released in July 2017 under a new title, When You Disappeared.

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My fourth book, The Good Samaritan, was released in November 2017 and became a Number One hit world-wide.

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In 2018 I released my police procedural thriller Her Last Move, and thanks to my brilliant readers, I was able to start working as a full-time author.

 

In April 2019 came The Passengers, a thriller with a futuristic twist set in driverless cars. 

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A year later came bestseller What Lies Between Us, a psychological thriller which has been optioned by Renée Zellweger's production company and won the International Thriller Writers award for Best Paperback Original Novel 2021.

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Also last year came The Minders, another work of speculative fiction which has earned some rave reviews from publications including the Wall Street Journal and has been optioned by Miramax. 

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This summer I re-released Welcome to Wherever You Are with a new edit and new title, The Vacation. ​It was shortlisted in the 2022 Wilbur Smith Adventure Writing Prize. 

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On October 18, I will be releasing my next psychological thriller Keep It In The Family. And in January 2023 comes the hardback and e-book version of The Marriage Act, a brand new work of speculative fiction.