Deception

THE GRIPPING SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER What happens when the person closest to you has led a life of deception? 'Full of suspense and intriguing characters' MY WEEKLY 'A gritty, gripping drama' WOMAN'S WEEKLY _______ No one wants to believe their mother is a liar . . . After her mother's funeral, Alice Kent is approached by a man who insists he's her real father. Initially upset and disbelieving, Alice soon discovers that tugging at this loose thread unravels the expertly woven tapestry of lies which was her mother Sally's life. Faced with this staggering deception, Alice decides she must learn the whole, terrible truth about her mother. But is she prepared for the dark journey back to Sally's traumatic childhood and the evil forces which came to shape the woman who claimed to love her? _______ 'Brilliantly builds intrigue' WOMAN & HOME 'A raw, truthful and moving account, building intrigue as Alice gradually uncovers her mother's life of deception, lies - and love' WOMAN'S WEEKLY 'Written with Pearse's typically engaging and effortless style of storytelling, Deception is an intriguing book of highs, lows, struggles and perseverance' CULTUREFLY Praise for Lesley Pearse 'Storytelling at its very best' Daily Mail 'Gripping and suspenseful' Daily Express 'A twisting and intense read' Woman's Own Pre-order The Gripping New Novel By The Nation's Favourite Storyteller, Lesley Pearse What Happens When The Person Closest To You Has Led A Life Of Deception? After The Funeral Of Her Mother, Sally, Alice Kent Is Approached By A Man Named Angus Tweedy. He Claims To Be Her Father And Tells Her That He Served Time In Prison For Marrying Sally Bigamously. What Does He Hope To Gain By Telling Her This Now, Thirty Years On? How Can Her Adored Dad Ralph Not Be Her True Father? And Why Did Her Mother Betray Her So Badly? She Had Accepted Sally's Many Faults, And Her Reluctance To Ever Speak Of The Past. But Faced With This Staggering Deception, Alice Knows She Must Uncover The Whole Truth About Her Mother. Whatever The Cost. As Alice Journeys Into The Past She Discovers Her Mother May Never Have Been The Woman She Claimed To Be . . . Praise For Lesley Pearse 'storytelling At Its Very Best' Daily Mail 'gripping And Suspenseful' Daily Express 'a Twisting And Intense Read' Woman's Own