Last Friend Alive

*** The White Lotus meets Lucy Foley's The Guest List in this chilling, sun-soaked thriller about three vengeful women, a beautiful island resort, and the darkest of secrets. ***'A sublime thriller, an absolute scorcher. I loved it!' - ANDREA MARA, No. 1 bestselling author of No One Saw a Thing'A whip-smart, fun, and stylish novel - I raced through it.' GILLIAN McALLISTER, No. 1 bestselling author of Wrong Place, Wrong TimeIS IT EVER A GOOD IDEA TO GO ON HOLIDAY WITH FRIENDS? Best friends Darcy, Camilla and Kate have just landed in the Maldives for a luxury holiday. They can't wait for ten days of scorching sun, crystal-clear waters and white-sand beaches. But against this idyllic backdrop, long-buried secrets come to light one by one, and the darker side of female friendship floats to the surface. After all, when you've known each other forever, you're bound to hold a grudge or two - and the bet of friends can make the worst of enemies. . . Which of them will make it back alive - if any? ***READERS ARE OBSESSED WITH BAD TOURISTS!'377 pages of pure brilliance. I held my breath the whole way through - completely hooked and totally binge worthy! An easy 5 stars from me! !' - FIVE-STAR Reader Review'This is THE perfect holiday read' - FIVE-STAR Reader Review'All I can say is WOW. What a wild ride!' - FIVE-STAR Reader Review'Secrets and lies abound in this sun-drenched suspense with twists and turns aplenty, a deftly drawn cast and a propulsive and immersive plot. Compelling and entertaining. The Sapphire Island Resort is calling. . .' - FIVE-STAR Reader Review'Had me on edge throughout' - FIVE-STAR Reader Review'A brilliant book, which will make an excellent summer read!' - FIVE-STAR Reader Review'Holy cow this did not end at all how I thought. Amazing book!' - FIVE-STAR Reader Review'Well I wasn't expecting that! The setting was perfect, the plot-building fantastic and the characters all complemented each other perfectly. Bad Tourists is definitely going to be a summer blockbuster.' - FIVE-STAR Reader Review