Clare Mackintosh books in order

Jenna Gray’s world is turned upside down in an instant.

Determined to run away from her past, she leaves everything behind and relocates to an isolated cottage on the coast of Wales, in an effort to forget about the terrible events of that tragic night in November.

Assigned to a case, DI Ray Stevens is on a quest to deliver justice to a mother who is undergoing what no parent should ever go through.

His resolve to solve the case however starts affecting his personal and professional life.

As he and his team work tirelessly, Jenna starts believing that her future could be promising—unaware that her past is about to show its devastating face.

Zoe Walker has a very routine life that involves using the same route to the train station twice a day.

What she doesn’t know is that somebody is following her every step.

While heading home one evening, Zoe is puzzled when she sees a blurry picture of herself, and her phone number, on the classifieds section of a local newspaper.

Although her loved ones believe that the image on the Ad belongs to someone who looks like her, Zoe finds herself with more questions than answers when pictures of different women are shown in the ensuing days.

Is this a mere coincidence? Or is someone stalking them?

Caroline Johnson took her own life a year ago.

The plan was well executed, so much that it matched that of her husband months earlier.

The cops have every reason to believe that it was suicide. Anna, their daughter, believes that it was murder.

Neither of them is right…

Now with a child of her own, Anna terribly misses her mom.

This prompts her to start posing serious questions about the demise of her parents, bringing up memories from her tragic past.

Could asking about her past however threaten the safety of her family?

Sometimes, the past should just remain buried.

Couples don’t come any stronger than Max and Pip.

The two are not only partners, but also the closest of friends.

The only problem is that when confronted by the most life-changing choice of their lives, one that involves the future of their ailing son, the two fail to reach an agreement.

Things will never be the same again for the couple, given how the ramification of a seemingly tough decision threatens to destroy them both.

But could they possibly have both?

This is a moving and explosive book about love, marriage, parenthood, unthinkable loss and redemption.

The excitement is palpable aboard the maiden non-stop flight from London to Sydney.

Among those believed to be on board are celebrities, with journalists expected to greet them at their destination.

Flight attendant Mina is also on the historical journey.

She is determined to perform her assignment to the fullest, despite the fact that she is worried about her troubled five-year-old daughter, who is back at home, and her marriage which is on the rocks.

However, right before the start of the journey, Mina receives an eerie message from an anonymous passenger.

The plane will take off, but it may never land.

The next twenty hours will be decisive.

At midnight, one of them is dead. By morning, all of them are suspects.

It's the party to end all parties....but not everyone is here to celebrate.

On New Year's Eve, Rhys Lloyd has a house full of guests. His vacation homes on Mirror Lake are a success, and he's generously invited the village to drink champagne with their wealthy new neighbors.

But by midnight, Rhys will be floating dead in the freezing waters of the lake.

On New Year's Day, Ffion Morgan has a village full of suspects. The tiny community is her home, so the suspects are her neighbors, friends and family—and Ffion has her own secrets to protect.

With a lie uncovered at every turn, soon the question isn't who wanted Rhys dead...but who finally killed him.

In a village with this many secrets, murder is just the beginning.

The Cotswolds has always had a special place in Clare Mackintosh’s heart.

According to the author, they stole her heart way before she ever came across them.

It’s a tranquil place full of greenery, where the road twists and turns between dry stone walls and from one town to another.

Clare spent nearly a decade writing about life in the Cotswolds—the challenges and triumphs of living in the rural area with a young family.

This exclusive memoir explores a wide range of stories, from rearing chicken to getting the WI drunk, among others.

This is the story of Clare’s family life, complete with a healthy dose of humor.

 “She may have given you the world. But in this life, everything has a price.”

When Meg, Lizzie's daughter, undergoes a life-saving heart transplant, Lizzie can’t help but feel indebted to the anonymous donor.

So when she receives a letter from Karen, the mother of the donor, who requests to meet, Lizzie doesn’t give it a second thought.

Everything however changes the moment they meet Karen.

Something terribly feels out of place.

Soon afterwards, Lizzie can’t help but be concerned that the presence of Karen could endanger the safety of her daughter.