The Mother's Fault by Nicole Trope

The Mother's Fault by Nicole Trope

The past is catching up with you. Your child is paying the price.

I love my eight-year-old son Riley more than anything. Yet the truth is, I fear for him.

It's hard being a single mother. It's even harder when you can't let anyone come close. When you avoid parents at the school gate, scared you'll give too much away.

Riley thinks his father died in a car crash. He has no idea what really happened eight years ago - why I ended up sobbing in the dark on the kitchen floor.

Every mother is protective of her child. But not every mother is constantly glancing over her shoulder.

Everyone has secrets. But not everyone is terrified of their lies being exposed, their lives unravelling when it all comes out.

So when Riley disappears from our garden on a cold winter's afternoon, I know that he hasn't just run away.

I'd do anything to save my son - but if I tell the truth, I might lose him for ever...

A totally gripping psychological thriller that will get your pulse racing like crazy as it hits you with twist after twist after twist If you loved The Wife Between Us or The Girl on the Train you'll be utterly glued to this page-turner.

Readers love Nicole Trope:

'Wow Wow Wow This book is a total page-turner and will keep you guessing with every page.' Goodreads reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

'Omg Omg ... My son came in and asked me who I was yelling at (I was yelling at my e-reader)... LOL, my heart is still beating crazy ... OK, I have to go now. I need a big glass of wine to calm down ' Ana's Attic Guest Reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Nicole Trope went to university to study Law but realised the error of her ways when she did very badly on her first law essay because--as her professor pointed out--'It's not meant to be a story.' She studied teaching instead and used her holidays to work on her writing career and complete a Masters' degree in Children's Literature. After the birth of her first child she stayed home full time to write and raise children, renovate houses and build a business with her husband.

The idea for her first published novel, The Boy Under the Table, was so scary that it took a year for her to find the courage to write the emotional story. Her second novel, Three Hours Late, was voted one of Fifty Books you can't put down in 2013 and her third novel, The Secrets in Silence, was The Australian Woman's Weekly Book of the month for June 2014.

She lives in Sydney with her husband and three children.