The Publicist

Dark, twisty, gripping and dripping with authenticity… I loved it – Peter James

An electrifying thriller – Woman's Own

PR guru Lola Lovett’s client has gone missing, but that’s not the problem. It’s the fact that he’s meant to be at home. Already dead.

But Lola hasn’t come this far in life to let an inconvenience like an undead actor stop her from getting what she wants, so she immediately sets about getting close to the investigation into his disappearance… and DCI Sue Fisher.

Sue’s been laying low ever since the Medford nail bar case, determined to focus on her grieving son Tom and moving on from the horrors they’ve faced, but the search for actor Sam Stevens throws up unexpected challenges. Because in the glitzy, glamorous world of showbiz it’s not a matter of discovering who might be keeping secrets, but rather, determining who is willing to kill to keep them…

Praise for Natalie Tambini:

An explosive thriller not for the faint-hearted – Woman's Own

Secrets and lies on every page. Utterly absorbing – Best

A brilliant thriller – Bella

We couldn’t put this down – Crime Scene Magazine

Creepy, shocking, addictive – Tammy Cohen