I can’t believe that it’s been over a month since The Therapist’s Daughter was published. My head has been spinning and I’m still racing to catch up with myself. I’m an incredibly lucky author with so much to be grateful fo
So I just wanted to say a few massive THANK YOUs…
To Bloodhound Books, to Betsy who took a chance on my novel and to Ian for the supportive and exciting editing, to Tara for overseeing everything with such kindness and to Hannah and Lexi for their amazing marketing skills.
And to fabulous Five Leaves Bookshop, thank you TONS for such an incredible launch. Thank you to Ross for hosting. to Giselle for the brilliant interview and so much else, and to all the wonderful friends and family who came from near and far to join the celebrations!
And huge thanks to every reader out there who’s grabbed a copy of my latest dark little book. It’s stunning to be so suddenly widely read. You’re all amazing xx A few generous Amazon reviews below…
A totally chilling and twisty read. I was hooked from page 1.
I will definitely look for more by this author as I found the story such a refreshing change from some run-of-the-mill psych thrillers out there.
The opening scene instantly intrigued me and I totally bought into the setting, a creepy house in the middle of nowhere. This was embellished by the darkness and backstory of the female leads and I liked seeing things from each characters perspective because it kept me engaged throughout. One of those books where you settle in to watch the past unfold and the characters evolve.
The whole concept tested my powers of deduction and right up until the end I wasn’t sure who the killer was and then it all made sense.
BIG FIVE STARS FROM ME!
There was so much to love about this book. I have long been a fan of the way Taylor disquiets the reader & leaves you wondering whether you might have imagined these things… I loved every twist & turn.
Ms. Taylor has created a wonderfully original novel. Her characters are real, and her scenery is well portrayed. The intriguing storyline was completely unpredicted. I have never read a story where the last line was so surprising. I really enjoyed this book. I definitely recommend it!
