The Lucky Winners

Brought to you by Penguin.

You’ve won the house of your dreams. It’s about to become a nightmare…

A gripping twist-filled thriller from the bestselling author of Message Deleted. For fans of T.M Logan, Gillian McAllister and Lisa Jewell.

When Merri and Dev buy a ticket on the last day of a national draw to win the house of their dreams, they never, in a million years, expect to win.

Less than a week later, they’re receiving the keys to their new Lake District mansion.

For Dev, it’s a dream come true – no more stressful rent negotiations, or waiting for the landlord to finally fix the damp. Of course he’s delighted to be interviewed about their good luck.

But Merri feels a little uneasy. Dev doesn’t realise there’s a reason she’s never wanted to put down roots, always trying to run away from the memories of what happened the day her little sister died.

At first it’s easy to think she’s imagining the shadowy figures in the lakefront garden. It’s silly to think that someone is watching her through the gorgeous floor-to-ceiling glass windows.

And then a body is found in the lake. And Merri’s new perfect life is about to come crashing down…

‘Full of secrets, lies and betrayal – it will keep you guessing right to the end’ T.M. Logan

‘Just when you think you know exactly who did what, there is a twist to beat all twists’ The Times

‘A gripping thriller that will make you question everything you thought you knew about marriage’ New Magazine

©2025 K. L. Slater (P)2025 Penguin Audio

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PRAISE FOR K.L. SLATER (:)

Just when you think you know exactly who did what, there is a twist to beat all twists

Full of secrets, lies and betrayal – it will keep you guessing right to the end (T.M. Logan)

A triumph of clever plotting and sharp writing. A compelling thriller, masterfully executed (Rachel Abbott)

Brilliant, very clever . . . I absolutely recommend it (B. A. Paris)

Sadly didn’t enjoy it like her others.

Narrators were great. The story just didn’t feel like her usual stuff. Characters didn’t feel real to me. Normally I devour KL Slaters stuff and am bummed when it’s over. This was one eh to me.