Jaye Ford

From bestselling Australian crime writer Jaye FordWhat would you do if a stranger got in your car and pointed a gun at you?Journalist Miranda Jack is attempting to move on from the death of her husband by relocating up the coast with her young daughter. As she waits at traffic lights, her car packed with boxes, a man gets into the passenger seat and points a gun at her chest.Forced to drive at high speed up the motorway, Miranda listens to the frantic, paranoid rants of Brendan Walsh, who claims he's in danger and they're now both running for their lives. Two hours later her ordeal comes to its shocking end. Miranda is finally safe but she can't simply walk away - not without knowing the truth about that terrifying drive.As a journalist Miranda has always asked questions. But this time the questions are dangerous - and the answers might get her killed.

From bestselling and award-winning Australian author, comes another nail-biting psychological thriller.She shouldn't have stayed. Now she can't leave.Nothing ever happens in Haven Bay, which is why Rennie Carter - a woman who has been on the run for most of her life - stayed there longer than she should.Then the illusion of security is broken one night when Max Tully, the man she loves and the reason she stayed, vanishes without a trace.Rennie, though, is the only person who believes Max is in danger. The police are looking in the wrong places and Max's friends and his business partner keep hinting at another, darker side to him.But Rennie Carter understands about double lives - after all, that's not even her real name ...And she has a secret too - a big, relentless and violent one that she's terrified has found her again ... and the man she loves.

A 'must read', adrenaline-pumping psychological thriller from bestselling Australian author Jaye Ford, now available in the US, UK, Canada and Germany. Imagine if your worst fears came true ... again.At seventeen, Jodie Cramer survived a terrifying assault at the hands of three strangers. Now thirty-five, she is a teacher and mother, her memories of that past horror are buried deep - so when she sets out for a weekend getaway to the Australian countryside with three friends, all she has in mind are a few laughs and a break from routine. However, unknown to the four women, their secluded cabin was once the focus of a police investigation and, like Jodie, it hides a dark secret. As the friends begin their trip, an unsettling accident triggers flashbacks from Jodie's past. Shaken but determined to enjoy her trip, she grapples fears of a new attack on herself and her friends. She is convinced they are all being watched. But when no one believes her she begins to doubt her sanity. Until two men knock at their door...Winner of two Davitt Awards and described by Australia's Sisters in Crime as 'so deliciously scary, it's hard to believe this psychological thriller is a debut novel.'