Everyone Is Perfect Here - by Jane Haseldine (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

A woman's life is upended when her past comes back to mess with her mind in this psychological thriller full of twists and turns.

There's no such thing as perfect.

It's been fifteen years since Carly Bennett's mother was brutally murdered during a home robbery. Since then, she's worked hard to build a normal life with a stellar career as an English professor--far away from the picture-perfect stepfamily that abandoned her at boarding school.

When a male colleague is found dead in Carly's office--her name scrawled next to his body--everything she's strived for starts to fall apart. There are eerie similarities to her mother's attack, and Carly determines to find the truth.

Yet things take a bizarre turn when she suddenly experiences lost time, waking up in strange places, and flashes of dormant memories . . . memories that can't possibly be real. Because, if they are, then she was there the night her mother was killed.

Could Carly have been responsible? Or is something more sinister at play in her stepfamily's perfect world . . .?

This eerie domestic suspense is perfect for fans of Frieda McFadden and Lisa Jewell.

Review Quotes

A complex, highly suspenseful tale of murder, revenge, and redemption.-- "Kirkus Reviews on Worth Killing For"

A first-rate thriller filled with several plot twists, heinous villains and an explosive ending-- "RT Book Reviews on Worth Killing For"

A sharp, breathless thriller. From the opening scene to the last, The Last Time She Saw Him kept me flipping the pages. I loved it! Jane Haseldine is one to watch!-- "Lisa Jackson, #1 New York Times bestselling author, on The Last Time She Saw Him"

An action-packed, highly believable suspenser starring a tough and determined journalist.-- "Kirkus Reviews on You Fit the Pattern"

Haseldine has a gift for atmosphere, setting, and suspense, and the many twists and turns will keep readers guessing-- "Library Journal on Duplicity"

Haseldine uses her experience as a crime reporter to bring authenticity to this exciting and gritty tale-- "Kirkus Reviews on Duplicity"

Readers who enjoy breathlessly paced crime novels with just a hint of the otherworldly will be pleased-- "Publisher's Weekly on You Fit the Pattern"

Superbly written, it almost feels like the clock is ticking in your head, counting down to the moment where either Julia is victorious or ends up becoming this killer's final victim-- "Suspense Magazine on You Fit the Pattern"