AJ Campbell

You look like the last girl… Beth Lakeland is flying home with her husband, Justin, after a rare weekend away. It was a birthday celebration. A chance, finally, to reconnect. On the train to the airport, a young woman strikes up a conversation. Immy is friendly. Too friendly.

It feels like all the air has been knocked out of me. My best friend is dead, killed at her own daughter’s birthday party. All I want to do is run into my husband’s loving arms. But he’s in handcuffs, covered in her blood. His voice quivers, almost sobbing as officers put him in the police car.

At exactly 1: 45pm, three phones buzz with the same message: I know what you did on Valentine’s Day. Alice… Faith sees it first. Mick sees it next. River sees it last.

#1 in Women’s Psychological Fiction and Amazon USA Top 40 bestseller in 2024 Lori Mortimer once shared a perfect life with her husband Howie and their teenage daughter Molly—until the day Howie went to work and never came home. Now a successful author living in rural North Wales, Lori has...

A mother's love. A daughter's life. A race against time. London-based banker Steph Knight faces the challenge of a lifetime when she's sent to New York to cover for a colleague involved in a tragic car accident. Recently divorced, Steph sees it as an opportunity for a fresh start and to spend...

Shortlisted for the Adult Prize for Fiction at the Selfie Book Awards 2023 A single phone call can destroy your life. Joey Clarke has been responsible for his family since he was just fifteen. Ten years on, his only pleasure is spending time with bubbly Becca, his best friend… and the secret...

My auntie says I’m the innocent one in this madhouse of a family… Family Secrets can Kill When Sienna’s beloved grandmother Cara collapses at a family birthday party, everyone thinks she’s had a heart attack. Except Cara. The successful Italian matriarch believes someone wants her...

THE LATEST NOVEL FROM AMAZON BESTSELLING AUTHOR AJ CAMPBELL A missing man. A desperate friend. A circle of deceit. Would you refuse your best friend’s plea for help? Marc O’Sullivan has disappeared. His wife Sasha is frantic, and Eva is baffled. They were blissfully married with three kids...

A broken family. Skeletons in the closet. Lives in danger. When Eva’s brother Ben announces he has found their mother, Eva is determined to have nothing to do with the woman who abandoned them eighteen years ago to a traumatic childhood in foster care. Eva is happy now, in a loving...

As I walk down the aisle, I can't help beaming. It's the perfect day. For the first time in years, I feel safe, secure. Until I reach the altar, and there's no sign of my fiancé. That can't be. He's my world. And I desperately need this fresh start, to keep my son safe…

After their mother is left with life-changing injuries from being attacked in their home, sisters Violet and Rose react very differently. Rose grows up seemingly well-balanced, while Violet—who witnessed the Christmas Eve assault—can think of nothing but vengeance.

»Mach dich bereit für eine Achterbahnfahrt mit Drehungen, Wendungen und ein paar Loopings.«@Travel_thru_books Menschen verschwinden nicht einfach. Jemand muss etwas wissen.

Ein einziger Telefonanruf kann dein Leben zerstören.Joey Clarke war gerade einmal fünfzehn, als sein Vater starb und er seine viel jüngeren Geschwister großziehen musste, während seine Mutter mit dem Trauma des Todes und ihrer nachlassenden Gesundheit zu kämpfen hatte.

The police officer's voice is steady as he tells me the news. Your husband is in hospital. My heart pounds. I think about my children, safely tucked up in bed. What will happen to us if he loses his life? And more importantly do the police know where I really was tonight?

Is it a crime to save a life? People would say I’m a respectable, law-abiding citizen. But my baby niece is sick. She’s going to die without treatment — expensive treatment. The kind we don’t have money for. So when a friend coerces me into seducing a wealthy stranger and robbing him...

My family say I’m unwell. They think I can’t care for my baby. But they’re lying. Who can I really trust?