Only If You're Lucky

Don't miss this new chilling psychological suspense novel with a dark academia edge, by a New York Times bestselling author about toxic female friendships and deadly secrets

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_An Amazon's Best Mystery and Thriller pick for January 2024_

'Utterly hypnotic ... Reader beware-this will keep you breathless to the very end.' Lisa Gardner, author of One Step Too Far

'Dark, intense, and completely addictive.' Laurie Elizabeth Flynn, author of The Girls Are All So Nice Here

Margot went to college in South Carolina for a new start. It's a chance to get away - from her small town, her family and the memories of her dead best friend.

She gets her wish when the enigmatic Lucy invites her to join two other girls in a shared house for their second year. But as Margot gets to know the girls, she begins to realise that something's off about Lucy, she's not quite what she seems.

Six months later, Lucy is missing and a boy from the frat house next door is dead, leaving Margot in the wake of the investigation. But as the police co ntinue to dig, they realise Lucy isn't the only one with secrets.

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"Utterly hypnotic. Only If You're Lucky seduces the reader into a spiderweb of beguiling friendships, sinister secrets, and the quicksilver danger lurking behind even the tightest of bonds. Reader beware-this will keep you breathless to the very end." Lisa Gardner

'A twisty mystery that carefully unspools itself with each chapter, Only If You're Lucky is the kind of book that will grip a reader and refuse to let go. With intricate plotting and ratcheting tension, this story masterfully examines the intoxicating nature of friendship between teenage girls and young women, and the tight orbits they create - and destroy. At its core are secrets that corrode even the strongest bond, and the lengths a person will take to spin lies into truth. Dark, intense, and completely addictive.'

Laurie Elizabeth Flynn, author of The Girls Are All So Nice Here

'What a book! A pitch dark, pitch perfect novel, so immersi ve and atmospheric. I was lost in the world of this South Carolina college but desperate to keep turning pages to find out what was going on. Beautifully written, a stunning thriller. There aren't enough superlatives.'

Andrea Mara, Author of No One Saw a Thing

'A wonderfully disturbing read. I loved the setting and the set-up, all so febrile and the cloying obsessiveness of the narrator - I raced through it'

Sabine Durrant, Sunday Times Bestselling Author of Lie With Me