Books by Louise Mullins

I practise my shock-horror face in the mirror for the seventh time. 'My husband, he's . . . dead.' Bethan Phillips has only one thing on her mind: killing her rich and elderly husband for his fortune. But after several thwarted attempts, it is a horrific accident while holidaying together in Snowdonia that takes Humphrey down.Now she must pretend he's alive, continuing social gatherings alone under the guise he is undertaking business abroad. Because someone witnessed her leaving Humphrey to die, and should the police investigate his death they'll discover the series of 'accidents' he's survived in the previous few days... and it won't take them long to connect the dots.There are many reasons Bethan would rather the police didn't look too closely at her. Or the life she lived before becoming Bethan Philips. Unfortunately for her, DI Emma Locke is on the case.A gripping new psychological thriller, Kiss Me, Kill Me is smart, sly and unforgettable. You won't be able to put it down. What readers are saying about Kiss Me, Kill Me:'Kiss Me, Kill Me is fantastic! Strong characters and a story with some laugh out loud moments!' - 5* reader review'OH baby!!! This was a great psychological thriller! It had a strong female lead and will leave you wanting more!' - 5* reader review'Wow this book will take you on a twisty road of physiological turns and murder. It was perfect from start to finish' - 4* reader review'Oh this was a good read! Murder, mystery and intrigue just oozes out the pages' - 5* reader review'An excellent psychological thriller that will leave you on the edge of your seat until the last page' - 5* reader review'An in-your-face thriller. Great book that really gets in your head' - 5* reader review'This was a fast paced read with lots of amazing twists... A great psychological thriller that will keep you gripped from the first page until the end!' - 4* reader review

Haunted by the memories of the fire which destroyed her family home. Isabella is sent to an asylum by her husband. Upon her return, unable to forgive him of his overbearing presence she flee's, seeking refuge with Anne, a once fellow resident of the asylum. But Anne has her own troubles and they are soon forced to leave the safety of Manor Farm. Will her husband reach her before she can find happiness? Or will Anne's secret destroy her already fragile mind? Almost a century later, Lillian and her husband inherit the house. But as they prepare to rebuild it memories of her childhood begin to resurface. Leaving Lillian unsure of what memories are hers and what belongs to another. A woman to whom she relates to. A woman who seems to remain within the walls of Oldbury Court, even after all of this time.