BooksChatter: ☀ A Mother's Lie: Secrets of Suburbia [1]

Thank you for joining us on the Release Celebrations for A Mother's Lie, a Psychological Thriller by Jo Crow (1 December 2017, Relay Publishing, 324 pages).

This is the first book in the Secrets of Suburbia series.

PREVIEW: Check out the book's synopsis and the Kindle Cloud Reader Preview below.

A Mother's Lie is FREE on Kindle Unlimited and Kindle Owner's Lending Library.

Author Jo Crow will be awarding a $5 Amazon gift card, and three digital copies of A Mother's Lie to randomly drawn winners via Rafflecopter during the tour. Please do take part: comment on our post and follow the tour.

|| Synopsis || Teaser: KCR Preview || About the Author || Giveaway & Tour Stops ||

Synopsis

When her child’s life is at stake, a mother will do anything to save him.

Clara McNair is running out of time to save her son, James. When the two-year-old is diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer, only an experimental treatment can save his life. She desperately needs money to pay for the surgery, but she’ll have to travel back to the site of her darkest memories to get it.

Clara has escaped the demons of her youth—or so she thinks. It’s been ten years since the mysterious disappearance of her parents. Widely suspected of murdering her mother and father, Clara fled west to start a new life. Now, a documentary film crew is offering cold, hard cash—enough to pay for James’s treatment—in exchange for the sordid secrets of her past.

With no other choice but to delve into a long-ago tragedy, Clara must unravel the lies surrounding that terrible night. Facing hostile gossip, Clara is fighting to clear her name and learn the truth about what really happened. But how far will she go into the dark to save her son—and herself?

Teaser: KCR Preview

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About the Author

Jo Crow gave ten years of her life to the corporate world of finance, rising to be one of the youngest VPs around. She carved writing time into her commute to the city, but never shared her stories, assuming they were too dark for any publishing house. But when a nosy publishing exec read the initial pages of her latest story over her shoulder, his albeit unsolicited advice made her think twice.

A month later, she took the leap, quit her job, and sat down for weeks with pen to paper. The words for her first manuscript just flew from her. Now she spends her days reading and writing, dreaming up new ideas for domestic noir fans, and drawing from her own experiences in the cut-throat commercial sector.

Not one to look back, Jo is all in, and can’t wait for her next book to begin.

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