Claire Seeber

The Parents: An utterly gripping psychological suspense thriller Claire Seeber

The other parents all seem so perfect. But it's not long before I realise: I should have never made friends with them...




I knew it wouldn't be easy for my kids to adjust when we moved to a tiny village where they didn't know a soul. But after the death of my husband, we needed a fresh start.




Suddenly, we're outsiders. I know the only way we'll be accepted is if I throw myself into my new life, so when my son joins a local club, I volunteer to help along with the other parents.




Before moving here, I didn't know people like this really existed; their lives seem too perfect to be real. Although my own life couldn't be more different, they welcome me into the fold. For the first time since my husband died, I feel like I made the right decision for my family...




That is until I overhear something that tells me these other parents aren't as perfect as they seem. Something that turns my world upside down again.




My secret has already ruined my life once. I thought the truth had died with my husband... I should have known that it wouldn't be buried for long.




A completely addictive page-turner about the secrets and lies hiding beneath seemingly perfect lives. Fans of Big Little Lies, Lisa Jewell and Louise Candlish will be absolutely hooked by this pacey read with a jaw-dropping twist you just won't see coming.




Readers are gripped by Claire Seeber:




'Holy smokes!... had me wide eyed and slack jawed - and unable to put it down. OMG!... this book blew me away.' Book Rant Reviews, 5 stars




'Oh this book was so good, I could see it as a movie before my eyes! I was sitting on the edge of my seat the whole time! WOW!' @kymamareads, 5 stars




'It was so good I have been hiding in the toilet at work reading this on my phone as I needed to find out what happened!!... Super twisty... A real page-turner... I loved it.' Goodreads reviewer




'Utterly unputdownable... My heart is still pounding as I write this.' Rachel's Random Reads