The Woman at No. 13

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐’Well this book blew my mind! What a delicious plot twist. One of the best psychological thrillers I have read in a very long time’ Michelle, reader review

She told you her secret. Now she’s dead and it’s your fault…

As the local doctor, Kate O'Leary has the respect of her community, after all she's helped generations of those in need.

But then a teenage patient is murdered. And her blood is found in Kate's house.

Her neighbours turn against her and rumours start to spread. Alone and under arrest, Kate turns to the one person who can help. But she knows that even an official verdict can mean nothing if those looking for revenge find you guilty.

Kate knows she's not a killer. But if it's not her, then who? And finding the truth might be the only way to stay alive…

The Woman at No.13 is a gripping and twisty psychological crime thriller perfect for fans of Claire Douglas and Gillian McAllister.

Readers are loving The Woman at No.13:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐’So many hidden surprises and twists and turns, amazing and dark and funny at times’ Gillian

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐‘Fast-paced, tense and full of twists. I was gripped right from the start’ Kirsty

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐’This book kept me turning the pages for hours…fabulous’ Rubie

*Previously published as Local Whispers*

Reviews

What others are saying about Flowers for the Dead:

'Wow, I loved this book very much. It's dark, intense and quite chilling at times, and it really made for some harrowing reading.' Sarah, NetGalley reviewer 5*

'Bar none, this one of my top favorite thrillers to date. Whoa! Damn… You've gotta read it! 5+ stars.' Olivia, NetGalley reviewer 5*

'I would fully recommend this well written book. Strap yourself in – the subject matter is harrowing but expertly woven into a tale of secrets, mis-truths and ulterior motives.' Mark, NetGalley reviewer 5*

‘One of the best novels I read for 2019. The rough storyline hit a nerve and didn't stop until the end. I loved the strong and determined main character.’ Reva, Netgalley reviewer

‘A great psychological thriller which will keep you reading until the last page.’ Sharon, Netgalley reviewer

‘I thought I knew the culprit and then thought it was first one character and then another. Isn’t this what makes a great mystery?’ Sallie, Netgalley reviewer

‘An exhilarating read, everything I would hope for in a psychological thriller.’ Netgalley reviewer

About the author

C. K. Williams has lived in the United States, Canada, Australia and Paris and is a regular visitor to the UK. When not teaching creative writing at Bonn University, Williams loves to cook (and bake). More often than not, you will be able to find Williams on a train flitting to and fro in Europe or the United Kingdom, realising once again that she has forgotten to bring lunch, and proceeding to buy all the croissants that live in Bruxelles Midi.