Araminta Hall is the critically-acclaimed author of seven novels. Both Everything & Nothing and One of the Good Guys were Richard and Judy picks. Four of her novels are under option and Imperfect Women is due to become a major series for Apple TV, starring Elisabeth Moss and Kerry Washington. She lives in Brighton with her husband and various combinations of her three grown-up children.
What a dark, immersive feminist thriller. Hall writes so powerfully about monstrous men, and the privilege that allows them to exist; about the women they break so carelessly; and about a glittering setting that turns out to be as toxic as it is intoxicating. But – as her name suggests – there is always Hope, and I was cheering her protagonist on as she became increasingly intent on reclaiming her narrative and wreaking justifiable revenge. Clever, sharp, and simmers with a perfectly contained rage -- Sarah Vaughan, author of <i> Anatomy of a Scandal </i> One of those books that will stay with me long after I've finished turning the pages -- Nikki Smith, author of <i> They Had It Coming </i> Araminta’s books always promise to be thrilling escapes with the most satisfying and unexpected twists, and Unreliable Narrator proves to be no different -- Elisabeth Moss I have long admired Araminta Hall’s exquisite, razor sharp writing and this is no exception. In Unreliable Narrator, she fillets every tiny bone of nuance, takes a fresh look at power dynamics and asks how much we can trust what we are told – even by our own memories -- Holly Seddon, author of <i> 59 Minutes </i> I lost myself completely in this dark, twisting dream of a book, brilliantly written, immersive and gripping until the last line. I just loved it -- Eve Chase, author of <i> The Secret Thread </i>