Let the Bad Times Roll

<p><b>Five guests. Five courses. And secrets spilling like cocktails ...</b><br><br>Welcome to the worst dinner party ever. <br><br>It was supposed to be a celebration: champagne cocktails, a five-course feast, and plenty of good times. <br><br>But dinner is cancelled.<br><br>Selina, Caroline, Sage, Richard, Max. Each guest believes they alone are Daniel's confidante, they alone know Daniel's darkest secrets.<br><br>But no one knows where Daniel is.<br><br>Or so they say...<br><br><b>Readers are loving <i>Let The Bad Times Roll</i>!</b><br>'This was, quite simply, deliciously and perfectly evil'<br>'So good I read it twice'<br>'It's sharp, lush, and perfect for a summer binge'<br>'Another incredibly gripping novel that I devoured in under 24 hours'<br><br><b>And your favourite authors love it too:</b><br>'A heady, potent cocktail of a novel. I downed it in one' <b>Erin Kelly</b><br>'Has the vibes of <i>The Secret History</i> and <i>Daisy Jones and the Six ...</i> A wickedly fun read' <b>Kiare Ladner</b><br>'[A] blackly comic mystery, bringing both warmth and nastiness to a story of envy, deception and very, very good food' <b>Julia Armfield</b><br>'Alice Slater is the queen of the dark and delectable thriller' <b>Heather Parry</b><br>'Intoxicating, sharp-edged and burning with obsession' <b>Kirsty Logan</b></p>