Sneaky Peek: Keep Your Friends Close by June Taylor eBook, Available now. Paperback: 10th January 2019
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Blurb
Keep your friends close and your enemies closer…
An
addictive and shocking psychological thriller.
A friend who won’t let you escape.
When Karin is taken on a romantic break by her loving partner Aaron, she can’t wait for him to propose. But her surprise weekend quickly becomes a nightmare from which she may never escape.
When Karin is taken on a romantic break by her loving partner Aaron, she can’t wait for him to propose. But her surprise weekend quickly becomes a nightmare from which she may never escape.
Who wants everything you have.
They are staying by the beach at the Midland – a grand hotel where Karin used to work. And where Karin’s dangerous and obsessive ex, whom she has been trying to leave behind for years, is waiting patiently for her to return.
They are staying by the beach at the Midland – a grand hotel where Karin used to work. And where Karin’s dangerous and obsessive ex, whom she has been trying to leave behind for years, is waiting patiently for her to return.
Who won’t stop until your
life is in ruins.
Now all of Karin’s darkest secrets are being dragged into the light and her friends are turning against her. When one of them is murdered, Karin begins to realise just how treacherous relationships can be…
Now all of Karin’s darkest secrets are being dragged into the light and her friends are turning against her. When one of them is murdered, Karin begins to realise just how treacherous relationships can be…
Author
Bio
June Taylor is a UK psychological thriller
writer. Keep Your Friends Close is
her second
June is active in her local writing scene,
including serving on the Board of Script Yorkshire and taking part in Leeds Big
bookend. When she’s not writing she
likes to shrink her life down into a campervan and take off on some
adventure.
She lives in Leeds.
Sneaky
Peak ... KEEP YOUR FRIENDS CLOSE
If Mel had chosen to walk
by that night after tripping over her outstretched legs, as she sat in her
usual spot under the damp stone ceiling of the Dark Arches, Karin might not
even be here now. She knew she looked and smelt like rotting garbage, a
stinking heap cluttering up the pavement, yet something in Mel had made her
stop. She had bent down to ask her name, wrapped a scarf around her neck and
given her gloves to put over her freezing fingers, white and numb at the ends.
Then she began asking
questions.
Why was Karin in such a state? How had it come to this?
Some people bothered to
do that.
When Mel reached her
limit, Karin watched her go, calling, ‘You have a nice night.’ That’s what happened: she was used to
it. So twenty minutes later, to see her returning with piping hot coffee and a
cheeseburger, seemed like a miracle. Mel also gave her money for a hostel,
making Karin promise that she would be sure to find one. Karin didn’t let on
that it was too late for that night, but she did use the money for the
following one.
‘Is this where I can find
you?’ she enquired before abandoning her to the cold again. Karin remembered
that question had made her laugh, sitting in this gloomy Victorian tunnel under
the railway station, full of shadows, and thunderous noises from above.
‘Yes, this is my current
address,’ she replied. ‘The Dark Arches, Leeds.’
You
can connect with June here:
Website: www.junetaylor.co.uk
Twitter
@JoonLT
Author Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/JuneTaylorWriter
Occasionally on Instagram too.
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