Greenwich Park

Katherine Faulkner's debut novel, chosen by TAG Inéditos, Greenwich Park is a fascinating and surprising thriller about motherhood, friendship, privilege, and the secrets we need to keep to protect ourselves.

Helen's life is a paradise. Her architect husband is charming, their home is a masterpiece of Victorian architecture, and the precious baby she carries is eagerly awaited.

Until her path crosses with Rachel's in the first class of the pregnancy course.

Rachel doesn't seem very maternal: she smokes, drinks, and shows little interest in motherhood. Still, Helen approaches her. Maybe Rachel just needs a friend? And, come to think of it, Helen herself feels a bit lonely... At least Rachel is a nice person to have around. She makes Helen laugh, is a great listener, and distracts her from her fears and worries.

If only Helen had seen from the beginning that Rachel represented a gateway to hell on Earth, perhaps her fate—and that of her family—would have been different. Maybe...

"This original and highly creative plot, filled with complex characters and an unexpected ending, will impact even hardcore crime thriller readers. A phenomenal debut thriller." – Booklist