'A twist to rival Gone Girl left me gasping' KATY BRENT

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Meet Emma. Emma is sick.

She can’t work because of a neurological condition, so is stuck in her family’s tiny council house.

Emma is sick of being told to ‘get over it’.

Her stepfather, her doctors, strangers – everyone has an opinion.

Emma is sick of being the other woman.

Her boyfriend Adam is perfect: he’s got a great job and an amazing home. His wife Celeste is the problem.

Emma is sick of being underestimated.

All she needed was a target. And now she has Celeste…

Emma is sick. Just not in the way you thought.

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Shortlisted for the McDermid Debut Award

An Observer crime and thriller pick of the month

‘Emma is a force to be reckoned with…deliciously dark and twisted, and a lot of fun.’ OBSERVER

AUTHORS LOVE SICK TO DEATH:

‘A hugely gripping and enjoyable debut… Clever and witty.’ ABIGAIL DEAN

‘A gripping debut from a unique new voice. Bridges writes with a stinging authenticity and tinder-dry humour. Emma is the kind of character who will have you looking over your shoulder.’ ERIN KELLY

‘A slick and exciting debut that had me devouring each page. Emma is simultaneously totally chilling yet totally believable. A twist to rival Gone Girl left me gasping.’ KATY BRENT

‘A dazzling debut, skillfully crafted and full of surprises. Beautifully written, utterly original and shockingly dark.’ LESLEY KARA

‘Thrilling, moving and thought-provoking, with a brilliant central character. A skilful suspense novel.’ B. P. WALTER

‘The kinds of twists and turns that make you gasp…hard to put down.’ JENNIE GODFREY

‘An urgent and compelling thriller from a much-needed new voice’ ANNA BAILEY

‘A stunning debut…the definition of a propulsive and unforgettable psychological thriller.' ASHLEY TATE

‘Sharply written, with a frenetic pace and nothing you expect. Clever and twisty with such a kick.’ LOUISE SWANSON

‘Impossible to put down…slick and riveting.’ RUTH IRONS

‘A sizzling saucepot of a domestic thriller.’ MIRA V SHAH

‘Twisty, dark, and full of heart. I didn't want it to end!’ NATALI SIMMONDS

‘Smoulders until the very end. A tale of love, betrayal, hope and despair…totally addictive.’ G. D. WRIGHT