Who We Were

'A wonderful writer of addictive, authentic Australian stories' -- Liane Moriarty, Sunday Times bestselling author of <i>Nine Perfect Strangers</i> 'A thrilling and moving read that deserves to be a bestseller' -- Lisa Ballantyne, Richard & Judy bestselling author of <i>The Guilty One</i> 'A genuine page-turner, it never lags or loses the reader's interest. A real winner, which encourages readers to reconsider their own time at school, and what they might do differently if they had the chance' * Irish Independent * 'This clever story revolves around a 20-year school reunion, which in turn provides a fascinating comparison of how childhood friends become surprisingly different adults' * Daily Mail * 'Reminds the reader that at the heart of many a seemingly-confident adult, there lurks an insecure child. Riveting' -- Jane Corry, Sunday Times bestselling author of <i>My Husband’s Wife</i> 'A gripping story of cruelty and kindness that asks how much our teenage years shape us' -- Petronella McGovern, author of <i>Six Minutes</i> 'Twisty, compelling, and terrifyingly realistic' -- Lisa Hall, bestselling author of <i>The Party</i> 'This bittersweet unravelling of friendships had me hooked from the start, guessing and absorbed to the end. Compulsive, riveting, a must read' -- Caroline England, author of <i>My Husband's Lies</i> 'I really loved it. Complex, unsettling, and hard to put down, definitely not a book to read when you're alone' -- Jane Holland, bestselling author of <i>Girl Number One</i> 'An original, gripping read... I loved this book' -- Lesley Sanderson, author of <i>The Orchid Girls</i> 'Ambitious and intricately crafted... A deliciously dark and relatable tale' -- Kate Simants, author of <i>Lock Me In</i>