The Screenwriter by Amanda Reynolds

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Welcome to my stop on Rachel's Random Tours for The Screenwriter by Amanda Reynolds.


About the Book:

Every screenwriter knows the best stories come from the truth…

But the truth can be terrifying

Marnie thought she’d left behind her days of writing ‘celebrity’ tell-all memoirs, but when her big break as a screenwriter turns to dust she’s forced to take another ghost writing job.

Except this time it’s for someone who is actually famous. Or rather, infamous. Blythe Hopper. A reclusive former Hollywood star who recently murdered her screenwriter husband.

And Marnie has her own reasons for wanting to meet Blythe, not least because of an email she received from Blythe's husband, sent two days after he was shot dead.

But Marnie soon learns Blythe is not a woman to be messed with.

Dark secrets lurk at the Hoppers’ palatial London home – secrets long buried, which Marnie is determined to unearth. At any price.

Because this isn’t just about Blythe’s past.

It’s about Marnie’s too.

Review:

A good psychological thriller set in hot weather. The heat plays into the plot which is not something you have in all books. Told in 1st person POV by Marnie we are the story through her eyes so there is more mystery about the other characters. You don’t know who to trust as Marnie uncovers more and more secrets. I enjoyed the book and all the secrets.

 

Purchase Links - https://mybook.to/screenwritersocial

 

About the Author:

Amanda Reynolds is the bestselling psychological suspense author whose debut novel, Close To Me, was adapted as a major six-part TV series for Channel 4 in 2021. Previously published by Headline, her books have been translated into multiple languages. Amanda lives near Cheltenham.

 

Keep in touch on social media:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AmandaReynoldsAuthor

Twitter https://twitter.com/amandareynoldsj

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ajreynolds2/

Newsletter Sign Up: https://bit.ly/AmandaReynoldsNews

Bookbub profile: Amanda Reynolds Books - BookBub

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