Hazel Wright Would Prefer Not To Die

Hazel Wright has spent her life trying not to die.

She knows exactly how many ways a beach walk can end in disaster, why public transport is the safer option, and that, statistically speaking, just about anything can kill you.

After all, her sister Penny never made it to sixteen.

Then Hazel's dying father makes one final request: he needs to 'make amends' with the man who served time for Penny's murder. Which is riskier? Tracking down a convicted killer who's now out of prison or ignoring her father's last wish?

And why does he need to say sorry to the man who killed his daughter?

Armed with an encyclopaedic knowledge of worst-case scenarios and an unexpected ally in her octogenarian neighbour, Hazel decides that for once she'll take a chance. But the deeper she digs, the more she realises that home is where the secrets are..