See How They Fall

By: Rachel Paris

Narrated by: Arianwen Parkes-Lockwood, Eva Seymour

Perfect Family. Perfect Weekend. Perfect Crime.
Stay up all night with this twisting thriller... perfect for fans of Lucy Foley, Liane Moriarty and Ali Lowe.

Turner Corp, a luxury goods empire, has been rocked by the death of its founder. As his three sons gather at the family's opulent estate for a long weekend, tensions rise when an illegitimate heir is introduced - and no one could predict the tragedy that follows.

Skye, who married into the dynasty, is uneasy in her husband's world, hiding her own secrets while trying to maintain a normal life for their six-year-old daughter. The weekend quickly morphs into any parent's worst nightmare, leaving Skye desperate to uncover the truth about the Turner family.

Mei, the detective assigned to the case, is pressured by her superiors to close the investigation swiftly. However, as she begins to unpick the complex web of lies and betrayal, she realizes that pulling at these threads might just bring down an empire.

A gripping thriller with sumptuous settings, breathless plotting and twists you won't see coming - you'll stay up all night to race to the end.

'Beautifully evoked, pacy and unpredictable' ROSE CARLYLE

'An artfully plotted thriller that masterfully delivers unexpected twists to keep readers hooked . . . Paris [is] an author to watch in the world of domestic noir' BOOKS+PUBLISHING

'A truly splendid debut . . . A good bet to win every prize in the genre this year' COUNTRY STYLE MAGAZINE

Well woven plotlines and excellent characters

I really enjoyed the two main characters, both flawed yet strong in their own ways. It's a wonderfully dramatic story, with enough intrigue to make it interesting yet believable. Excellent work from the author! The narration was also very, very good. She had a good pace with just enough variation to create multiple characters, but not over-the-top accents.

Loved it

Great characters and loads of suspense. Loved it being set in Sydney as somewhere different.