When The Party's Over

For readers of Liane Moriarty, Holly Wainwright and The Slap, When the Party's Over is the page-turning debut novel by Katie Hoskins

One party. One pill. Mothers don't get second chances.

Natalie knows her life looks perfect from the outside: Three young children, a loving husband, the tastefully renovated Eastern Suburbs cottage. So why does she feel so suffocated?

On her 36th birthday, all Natalie wants is to gather her two best friends and leave their responsibilities behind just for one night. But when the party's over, she finds eighteen-month-old Toby clutching an unmistakable colourful tablet - with a quarter missing.

What kind of mother could let this happen?

As Toby recovers and returns home, the fallout really begins. Because each of these women has their own truth about that night - and when it all comes to light, will any of their friendships survive?

Praise for When the Party's Over:

'Compelling, heartfelt and sharply-observed . . . a fabulous debut' KATE HORAN, author of The Inheritance

'A slick and polished debut that kept me hooked from one tension-laden chapter to the next' ALI LOWE, author of The Trivia Night

'Pacy and addictive . . . Katie Hoskins is a sparkling new voice in Australian fiction' SUZANNE DO, author of The Golden Sister and co-writer of The Little Refugee and Footy legends