Happy Ever After
About this audiobook
She made one terrible mistake... and someone isn’t going to let her forget it.
**Picked as a 2020 'Unmissable Debut' by the Daily Express**
'Kept me gripped and kept me guessing' Erin Kelly, author of He Said/She Said
Naomi seems to have everything. A beautiful daughter, a gorgeous house, a perfect life.
Behind the scenes, though, she and her husband are drifting from one another and struggling to conceive their second child.
Then Naomi meets a parent at her daughter's nursery. Sean understands her, or so she thinks. Looking for a connection, for a friend, Naomi makes a terrible mistake.
Weeks later, when Naomi attempts to contact Sean, he has disappeared without a trace. But it becomes clear that someone else knows her secret. Someone who wants to make sure she never forgets what she did.
A twisting, addictive thriller about desire and deceit, perfect for fans of Apple Tree Yard, Blood Orange and Our House.
'Excellent domestic noir, chillingly plausible... I loved the ending' Jo Spain, author of The Confession
'An absorbing story, a bunch of unexpected twists, great writing. I totally lost myself in this book' John Boyne, author of The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
'Sexy, chilling and wonderfully twisty' Emily Koch, author of If I Die Before I Wake
'Clever, perceptive...explores obsession, marital discord...the final twist chills' Literary Review
READERS LOVE HAPPY EVER AFTER:
'A brilliant, engrossing thriller’
‘Amazing debut...Terrifying and electric’
'A clever psychological thriller with twists that I didn’t see coming'
'An interesting take on the stalker genre'
'Read this in a day! Brilliant book’
About the author
C. C. MacDonald is a writer and actor based in Margate where he lives with his wife, two children and dog Frankie.
Chris MacDonald (Reader)
Chris MacDonald is a novelist, screenwriter, playwright and actor, who attended a top UK Drama School whose alumnae include Tom Hardy and Michael Fassbender. His debut play Eye of a Needle played at the Southwark Playhouse and as an actor he's worked for the BBC, the RSC and Amazon Studios among others. His screenwriting includes social horror This Merrie Land for Agile and his band Playground Champions have soundtracked the ITV show Buffering.
