Spotlight on Sarah A. Denzil
Spotlight on Sarah A. Denzil
It’s a challenge for me as an author with a new pen name to gain visibility so I’m grateful to several talented and respected authors – some I know personally; some I don’t know at all – who provided wonderful early reviews of An Ordinary House.
As a thank you to them for taking time out of their busy schedules to read and write about my book, I’m featuring each author on my blog with a spotlight on their work.
Sarah A. Denzil is a million copy bestselling author who writes moody and twisty psychological thrillers. She lives in Yorkshire with her husband and cats.
Her latest psychological thriller is Secret Sister, a chilling psychological thriller about identity and ruthless obsession.
Faye Mathis writes bestselling novels about identical twins who solve crimes together. But after she’s diagnosed with early-onset dementia, her world blurs around the edges.
Then a shocking photograph goes viral. It shows Faye wandering half-naked through the streets in the early hours. Her daughter insists it’s her. Faye is certain it isn’t. But how do you prove your innocence when you can’t trust your own memory?
As disturbing coincidences mount—Faye begins to wonder if she’s losing her mind or if someone is deliberately driving her mad.
When she uncovers a devastating secret about her past that shatters everything she thought she knew about herself, Faye must confront the terrifying possibility that the stranger haunting her might not be a stranger at all.
Perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Shari Lapena, and Lisa Jewell.
Sarah’s other titles are:
Behind a Locked Door
We Play Games
The Woman in Coach D
In Too Deep
The Nice Guy (with SL Harker)
The Stranger in Our House
Find Her
My Perfect Daughter
The Housemaid
The Broken Ones – top thirty bestseller in the US and UK Amazon charts
Little One
Stolen Child – top thirty bestseller in the US and UK Amazon charts and a Goodreads Choice semi-finalist
Stolen Girl
Saving April – currently free to download
One for Sorrow
Two for Joy
Three for a Girl
You Are Invited
A Quiet Wife
They Are Liars
Poison Orchids
Only Daughter
The Liar’s Sister
Purchase links are at Sarah’s Amazon page: Amazon.co.uk: Sarah A. Denzil: books, biography, latest update
And order her next title, The Safe Room.
The Safe Room
When I was fifteen years old, I made a mistake. I trusted the warm smile of a stranger called Peter Harlow, and accepted a ride home in his car.
It would be the last moment of my life I’d ever feel safe again.
The trauma of what happened that night will never leave me—and it was only the beginning. For the last nineteen years, I’ve been trapped in a nightmare of blocked numbers, violated restraining orders, and the compulsion to scan every face in every crowd, waiting for the day when his will be among them.
But I've also spent the time preparing. My home has become a fortress, with reinforced doors, perimeter cameras, and a safe room in the cellar. I've even taught my seven-year-old daughter how to call for help. When I finally have to face Peter Harlow again, I’ll be ready.
First, the lights go out. Then, the internet dies. Next, the phone line goes dead—and finally, I find myself trapped inside my own safe room, watching through a camera feed as the man who stole my life for two decades walks the halls of my home, playing happy families with my little girl.
I built this fortress to keep him out. Now, it’s the only thing keeping me from protecting my child.
Sarah’s social media links:
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Writing as Sarah Dalton - http://www.sarahdaltonbooks.com/ (Speculative fiction for young adults – various dystopian, supernatural and epic fantasy series.)
Sarah had this to say about An Ordinary House:
“An Ordinary House is a thought-provoking and complex thriller that delves into the darkest aspects of human nature without losing sight of hope. Readers will find themselves thinking about these characters long after the final page.”