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This story is what happens when fear eclipses the need for justice and fairness, when the strong and arrogant prey upon the weak.

This story is what happens when two people from very broken beginnings are brought together. 'This is a psychological thriller with a twist, and a very twisted heart. 'A twisty thriller that will leave you gasping your way through it as the story twists and turns.' Goodreads What readers have to say about Tattletale 'Couldn't put it down - Sarah J Naughton expertly creates claustrophobic menace at the heart of the place that's meant to be the safest of all - home.' Louise Millar, author of City of Strangers ' A well-crafted tale of love, obsession and murder - beautifully written and brilliantly twisted.' Ava Marsh, author of Exposure 'Deliciously clever - I still haven't stopped thinking about the magnificent, twisted construction of it' Emma Kavanagh, author of The Missing Hours 'Like any great mystery, Tattletale would, at every twist, lead me to think I'd put the pieces together - only to turn the puzzle upside down.' Grazia

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' A perfect example of how a psychological thriller should be written - intricately plotted and full of shocking surprises.' Lisa Hall, author of Between You and Me Especially if the tattler happens to be an armadillo with ears as tall a jack rabbits. 'Lies, mystery and murder wrought by childhood trauma in this compulsive, twisty thriller.' Helen Smith, author of Beyond Belief

'A fast-paced, brilliant page-turner.I predict a hit' Liz Nugent, author of Lying In Wait and Unravelling Oliver ' Gripping, electrifying, heartbreaking.' Erin Kelly, author of He Said / She Said 'Clever, twisty and heartbreaking.' SJI Holliday, author of Willow Walk 'A clever, twisting story of obsession.' Woman & Home 'A REAL PAGE-TURNER FOR FANS OF THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN AND GONE GIRL GENRE.' AMAZON She meets his fiancé Jody, and gradually pieces together the ruins of the life she left behind.

Her brother Abe is in hospital and no-one knows what happened to him. After years of estrangement from her family, Mags receives a shocking phone call. But then she meets Abe, the perfect stranger next door and suddenly life seems full of possibility and hope. She has shut herself down, haunted by her memories and unable to trust anyone. THE GRIPPING BESTSELLER ABOUT SECRETS, LIES AND REVENGE Ages 3-7.'A compulsive, twisty story about trauma and revenge, delivered with dazzling skill.' Sunday Mirror She makes William's pain in response to Wembly's rejection truly touching, yet balances the gravity with deadpan humor (she can even make the word ''MAma'' look funny). But Paparone's carefully rendered pictures convey emotional depth. Downey (The Flea's Sneeze) overpacks her story with incident and, as a consequence, the narrative never really gathers steam the Iggy Hoggleswine interlude seems to go on too long. The breach is healed when a bully named Iggy Hoggleswine asks Wembly to choose between being cool and being a responsible older brother, and Wembly makes the right choice. Of course, William's tattling is really a way to engage the older brother whom he clearly adores: when Mama tries to stop the bickering by ordering the two piggies to stay away from each other (and Wembly ups the ante by painting a do-not-cross line down the middle of their shared room), William is visibly at a loss. The younger, William, is the titular nosy porker: ''Mama,'' he hollers whenever his sees big brother Wembly doing something he shouldn't (like bouncing on the bed or picking his snout). Paparone's (Fire Fighters) acrylic paintings are the highlight of this tale of two piglet siblings.