Harriet Tyce Collection - Blood Orange, The Lies You Told, It Ends at Midnight & A Lesson in Cruelty - 4 Book Paperback Crime Thriller Set

Titles in This Set: Blood Orange The Lies You Told It Ends at Midnight A Lesson in Cruelty Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback Publisher: Wildfire Overview: Discover the Harriet Tyce Collection, four gripping psychological thrillers from a former criminal barrister turned bestselling novelist. Spanning courtrooms, contested custody battles, a New Year's Eve reunion gone wrong and a devastating boarding school death, each novel is soaked in domestic noir tension, moral ambiguity and razor-sharp legal detail. Ideal for readers of Clare Mackintosh, Gillian Flynn or Paula Hawkins, this four-book paperback set is built for binge-reading, book clubs and anyone who loves an unputdownable thriller with twists they never saw coming. Brand new in paperback, it's the perfect complete introduction to one of crime fiction's sharpest rising voices. About the Books: Blood Orange follows Alison, a defence barrister drowning in an affair, addiction and a client's shocking murder confession, as her professional and personal lives collide with devastating consequences. The Lies You Told sees single mother Sadie flee to London with her daughter Robin, rebuilding her career at the Bar while a dangerous secret from her past threatens to surface and unravel everything she has fought to protect. It Ends at Midnight gathers old friends for a New Year's Eve party in Edinburgh, where decades-old resentments boil over into betrayal and a death that forces every character to confront buried truths. A Lesson in Cruelty interweaves the lives of three women bound together by a death at a girls' boarding school, exploring ambition, isolation and the long shadow that cruelty casts across a lifetime. Across all four novels, Tyce draws on her decade practising as a criminal barrister to bring authentic courtroom procedure and psychological nuance to stories of flawed, compelling women navigating deception, guilt and survival. Fans of slow-burn domestic thrillers with unreliable narrators and last-p