A Girl's Girl

<p><b>'A White Lotus-style frenemy implosion thriller... but with Brit girls from the nineties' </b><b>CAROLINE CORCORAN</b><br><br>At school, Darcy Starr was the girl everyone wanted to be - effortlessly beautiful, confident and most importantly, popular. <br><br>Two decades later, she still appears to have the perfect life: a devoted husband, a beautiful daughter and a picture-perfect suburban home, until her old school friend Alex Rigby reappears. Newly divorced, post-glow-up and harbouring a mysterious vendetta, Alex is about to turn Darcy's world upside down.<br><br>On a group holiday to celebrate a friend's wedding, secrets, lies and old rivalries bubble to the surface, threatening to change everything Darcy thought she knew about her past. . . and herself.<br><br><b>PRAISE FOR <i>A GIRL'S GIRL</i>:</b><br>'An assured, confident debut that kept me turning pages to find out what would happen - truly wonderful storytelling' <b>ANDREA MARA</b><br>'We couldn't put this brilliant thriller down' <b>HEAT MAGAZINE</b><br>'An unputdownable summer read' <b>RUTH IRONS</b><br>'A sharp, suspenseful debut' <b>THE SUNDAY MAIL</b><br>'Full of suspense, we read in one sitting' <b>BELLA MAGAZINE</b><br>'A promising debut from a talented new writer' <b>CATHY KELLY</b></p>