In Her Defence

'Smart, elegant and endlessly unsettling' ABIGAIL DEAN 'Compulsively readable, a brilliant mix of courtroom drama, psychological thriller and love story' JP DELANEY 'A stunning debut that jumps deftly between courtroom thriller and a twisting, tender tale of lust, trust, friendship and betrayal' ERIN KELLY 'A twisting courtroom trial and a haunting character study . . . I was completely hooked from the first page to the very last!' MEGAN MIRANDA 'A haunting and twisty story of obsession, memory, and the blurred line between healing and harm' LIV CONSTANTINE 'A star-making debut' JULIA HEABERLIN Wealthy and famous, Anna Finbow stands in court, accusing therapist Jean Guest of brainwashing her daughter Mary to gain access to her trust fund. Jean claims that the dark memories she's helped Mary uncover are real. That therapy has offered her a chance to finally heal from childhood trauma, and she would be better off away from her family's damaging influence. I'll tell you now . . . you shouldn't believe either of them. A fiercely intelligent psychological thriller of obsessive friendship, toxic families and the precarious nature of therapy, from an exceptional new talent. 'Smart, elegant and endlessly unsettling' ABIGAIL DEAN 'Compulsively readable, a brilliant mix of courtroom drama, psychological thriller and love story' JP DELANEY 'A stunning debut that jumps deftly between courtroom thriller and a twisting, tender tale of lust, trust, friendship and betrayal' ERIN KELLY 'A twisting courtroom trial and a haunting character study . . . I was completely hooked from the first page to the very last!' MEGAN MIRANDA 'A haunting and twisty story of obsession, memory, and the blurred line between healing and harm' LIV CONSTANTINE 'A star-making debut' JULIA HEABERLIN Wealthy and famous, Anna Finbow stands in court, accusing therapist Jean Guest of brainwashing her daughter Mary to gain access to her trust fund. Jean claims that the dark memories she's helped Mary uncover are real. That therapy has offered her a chance to finally heal from childhood trauma, and she would be better off away from her family's damaging influence. I'll tell you now . . . you shouldn't believe either of them. A fiercely intelligent psychological thriller of obsessive friendship, toxic families and the precarious nature of therapy, from an exceptional new talent.