Will North crafts compelling narratives that often explore the thrilling intersection of romance and suspense. His work, whether as a novelist or a prolific ghostwriter, demonstrates a mastery of intricate plots and character development. North possesses a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of human psychology, which allows him to create truly memorable literary experiences. His accessible yet sophisticated style appeals to a wide range of readers seeking engaging and thought-provoking stories.
Fiona Edwards, in an unhappy marriage, encounters a strikingly handsome stranger at her farmhouse bed and breakfast. The man, disheveled and carrying a large backpack, disrupts her mundane life, hinting at unexpected developments and the potential for change. Their meeting sets the stage for a story of attraction and self-discovery amidst her marital struggles.
Set in the enchanting and enigmatic Penwith region of Cornwall, the story unfolds as an American archaeological team discovers the skeletal remains of a missing child beneath a prehistoric burial site. CID Detective Sergeant Morgan Davies, known for her fiery temperament, teams up with Scene of Crimes partner Calum West to navigate a web of mystery and intrigue. As they delve deeper into the investigation, a list of potential suspects begins to emerge, intertwining themes of history, witchcraft, and murder.
Set against the backdrop of a picturesque island in Puget Sound, the story revolves around three families with deep-rooted connections spanning generations. Central to this narrative is Martha "Pete" Petersen, whose transformation from a tomboy to a respected mother highlights the evolving roles within family dynamics. As the pivotal figure among the summer residents, her relationships and experiences reveal the complexities of tradition, community, and personal growth during their cherished summer gatherings.
Surfing is Kiana's favorite thing to do, but she is still learning how to catch a wave all by herself. Her older brother, Kai, is a patient teacher and drives Kiana to the beach in his old red truck. Kiana learns how to paddle out, pop-up on her board, and read the waves. Will Kiana keep surfing after a gnarly wipe out? Keep your eye out for a curious turtle who watches Kiana's surfing adventures throughout the book. Kiana Surfs is an early reader written for children ages 5 - 9.
'We're not famous anymore. We're notorious.' For over a decade, the Lancasters were celebrity royalty, with millions tuning in every week to watch their reality show, Living with the Lancasters. But then an old video emerges of one of their legendary parties. Suddenly, they're in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons- witnesses swore they'd seen missing teenager Bradley Wilcox leaving the Lancaster family home on the night of the party, but the video tells a different story. Now true crime investigator and YouTuber Tom Isaac is on the case. He's determined to find out what really happened to Bradley - he just needs to read between the Lancasters' lies . . . Because when the cameras are always rolling, it won't be long until someone cracks.
'The Ugly Truth is fresh, compelling and searing in its exploration of the toxicity of social media and the reality of modern celebrity. Not to be missed!' Lisa Jewell, bestselling author of THE FAMILY UPSTAIRS'#FreeBritney meets The Appeal in this addictively unique thriller' Jack Jordan, bestselling author of Do No Harm"I'm a pr[Bokinfo].
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