Don’t Trust Her

Inviting her into my home might be the worst mistake I ever made.

Me

It looks like I have it all - a beautiful home, two perfect kids. But my husband is always travelling for work and I'm struggling to do it all alone.

Meeting her is a godsend. I'm late to pick up the kids and I almost knock her over. Instead of getting angry, she hands me her business card and says she's looking for work. She's experienced, dedicated, has excellent references. She's everything I need.

Her

I'll be right at home in her life. After all, I've been waiting for this chance.

She's exactly like the rest of them: beautiful, uptight, controlling. Trusting. That's the problem with people like her - they can't imagine anyone hating them. They're naive. They bring people like me into their homes, let us look after their children and pay us next to nothing for the privilege.

But she owes me more than a salary. She might not know it, but she owes me everything . . .

A brilliantly twisty page-turner packed with nail-biting tension. Perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Kiersten Mogdlin, Valerie Keogh and Shari Lapena.

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