Blackmail: A completely unputdownable gripping and gritty crime thriller (The Manchester Thrillers Book 2)

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Many thanks to Heather Burnside, Head Of Zeus and NetGalley for providing me with an advanced electronic copy of the book in return for a honest, unbiased review I read this book in one day . I absolutely could not put it down ... This book will absolutely captivate you .' Netgalley Reviewer, *****

Blackmail: An absolutely gripping and gritty crime thriller

But she is an ambitious woman and it is not long before she owns her own brothel as madam. However, there are downsides to being the boss and she has a huge nightmare on her hands when some enemy from the past makes a reappearance. After taking a career break to raise two children Heather enrolled on a creative writing course. During that time she had many articles published in well-known magazines and went on to run a writing services business before focusing on her novels. Kept me up half the night as couldn't put it down . Absolutely adore Martin and Beth. Edge of seat all the way .' Reviewer, ***** This is the second book I've read by Heather Burnside but this book is the 5th in the Working Girls series. I feel like it works just fine as a stand alone book but I definitely want to read the others.Laura, as she is now known has worked hard and changed her life around until it all starts falling apart. Beth and Brady Harris, eating the most famous Mediterranean food at The Amber Room, The owner Martin Bradshaw, wealthy but most of all good looking. A great book , has twists and turns , its exciting and i couldnt put it down , highley recommend.' Netgalley Reviewer, *****

Blackmail : A completely unputdownable gripping and gritty

The mother of two first started writing after taking a creative writing course. It was during this time that she published several articles in well known publications. She also ran a writing service business before she decided to become a full time author.Her writing style probably comes from all manner of influences as she has been known to read anything from autobiographies to sagas and crime thrillers. However, her biggest influence is probably the city of Manchester, which is the setting for most of her work.