'A brilliant story of friendship and lies with a twist I never saw coming.' Claire Douglas'A craftily plotted, intricate read. Highly recommended.' Mick HerronThree friends, one missing girl and a TV show that won't let the past stay buried.Twenty years ago, teenager Juliet Sherman vanished on her way home, leaving behind only her abandoned bike. Her best friends, Martha and Liv, never truly escaped that night - or the secrets that bound them together. Now Martha is a famous TV presenter fronting a new true‐crime show. Her first case: Juliet's disappearance.Live on air, she points the finger at David Crown, the charismatic leader of the youth charity where the three girls once spent their evenings.As the cameras roll and old ghosts are dragged into the spotlight, Martha discovers that some of the most dangerous lies are the ones she has told herself. Caught between past and present, loyalty and survival, she must finally face what really happened to Juliet - and what she is willing to risk to uncover the truth.Beautiful Liars is a twisty psychological thriller about toxic friendship, survivor's guilt and the stories we rewrite to live with ourselves.Perfect for fans of Clare Mackintosh's The Last Party, Riley Sager's The House Across the Lake and Gillian Flynn's Sharp Objects.WHY READERS ARE GIVING BEAUTIFUL LIARS *FIVE STARS*:'An excellent read, surprisingly moving in parts''I couldn't put it down''A chilling read''From the very first page I was gripped''An excellent read''Brilliant plot will keep you gripped to the end'