Our Little Secret Audiobook (Free)

‘Immensely talented fresh author.’ John Marrs, writer of The One and When You Disappeared

‘Engrossing, convincing and twisty in the first page towards the shocking ending. This reserve grabbed me and didn’t let go.’ Michele Campbell author of IT CERTAINLY IS the Husband

‘Unique and utterly persuasive. This twisty psychological thriller will chill you towards the bones.’ Gemma Metcalfe writer of Trust Me

‘A stellar and first concept, brilliantly carried out. The about Our Little Secret final chapters had my heart in my throat! O’Sullivan is obviously one to watch.’

Phoebe Morgan, writer of THE DOLL Home

A deserted place: A guy waits. A woman watches.

Chris is preparing to sign up for his wife. He’s prepared this moment for nearly a yr. The date. The time. The train. But he hadn’t considered Sarah.

So when Sarah strolls on to the platform and sees a man swaying at the edge she assumes he’s just had too much to beverage. What she doesn’t anticipate is to stop a suicide.

As Sarah becomes obsessed with discovering the secrets that Chris is actually hiding, he becomes obsessed with stopping her, protecting her.

But there are some secrets that are meant to stay buried…

Perfect for fans of Clare Mackintosh, BA Paris and Holly Seddon.

Compliment for Our Small Secret

‘Darren O’Sullivan retains the reader around the edge of their chair with this dark, clever look at what drives visitors to the edge and how quickly a life can change.’ Phoebe Morgan author of The Doll Home

‘This is one of the best books I’ve ever read. It had been nail-biting and experienced me on edge from start to finish… essential purchase!’ Greta Halliday

‘An certainly phenomenal debut.’ Rebecca Pugh

‘One of the greatest books of its genre.’

Julia Beales

‘The only thing unbelievable concerning this thriller is that it is the authors debut.’ Jennifer Kelly

‘Gripping as soon as you start reading it.’ Emily Charlton

‘Incredibly well-written debut.’ Susan Anne Burton

‘One of the greatest novels I’ve go through in quite a while.’ Paul Lane