Alice Feeney

No, no, I don't. They're all quite dark and twisty. I think I write, sometimes the books are quite different from each other. Daisy Darker, for example, felt very different to this book. I think if people enjoyed Rock, Paper, Scissors. I was just about to say that. I hope they'll like this one.

No, no, I don't. They're all quite dark and twisty. I think I write, sometimes the books are quite different from each other. Daisy Darker, for example, felt very different to this book. I think if people enjoyed Rock, Paper, Scissors. I was just about to say that. I hope they'll like this one.

They've definitely got a few things in common. We've got Scotland again. We've got, it's about a writer again who disappears to Scotland again.

They've definitely got a few things in common. We've got Scotland again. We've got, it's about a writer again who disappears to Scotland again.

They've definitely got a few things in common. We've got Scotland again. We've got, it's about a writer again who disappears to Scotland again.

and of course there's there's a dog um and I always feel very sorry for my mother-in-law who is one of my number one fans because I keep writing about unhappy marriages and I'm actually very happily married but when when I write about authors who have a black Labrador and I have a black Labrador who go to Scotland to write and I go to Scotland to write right I know that as soon as it's UK publication day she'll be on the phone saying is my son okay um so um

and of course there's there's a dog um and I always feel very sorry for my mother-in-law who is one of my number one fans because I keep writing about unhappy marriages and I'm actually very happily married but when when I write about authors who have a black Labrador and I have a black Labrador who go to Scotland to write and I go to Scotland to write right I know that as soon as it's UK publication day she'll be on the phone saying is my son okay um so um

and of course there's there's a dog um and I always feel very sorry for my mother-in-law who is one of my number one fans because I keep writing about unhappy marriages and I'm actually very happily married but when when I write about authors who have a black Labrador and I have a black Labrador who go to Scotland to write and I go to Scotland to write right I know that as soon as it's UK publication day she'll be on the phone saying is my son okay um so um

So yes, it's always fun when people think, is she the character in this book? But no, I'm not. I'm not Grady Green. But maybe some parts of you are in the characters? Oh, yes. There are definitely a few bits of me sprinkled between the pages in this one in a way that I almost didn't realize when I was writing it.

So yes, it's always fun when people think, is she the character in this book? But no, I'm not. I'm not Grady Green. But maybe some parts of you are in the characters? Oh, yes. There are definitely a few bits of me sprinkled between the pages in this one in a way that I almost didn't realize when I was writing it.

So yes, it's always fun when people think, is she the character in this book? But no, I'm not. I'm not Grady Green. But maybe some parts of you are in the characters? Oh, yes. There are definitely a few bits of me sprinkled between the pages in this one in a way that I almost didn't realize when I was writing it.

And it was actually only when we were doing the audio book, which came so much later after the edits, a few months had gone by. I was working on another book by then. And I was listening to Richard Armitage narrate the audiobook. And he did a terrific job, by the way. Sure. There are parts where I feel like we've got a cast of 20 people because Richard can be an elderly Scottish woman.

And it was actually only when we were doing the audio book, which came so much later after the edits, a few months had gone by. I was working on another book by then. And I was listening to Richard Armitage narrate the audiobook. And he did a terrific job, by the way. Sure. There are parts where I feel like we've got a cast of 20 people because Richard can be an elderly Scottish woman.

And it was actually only when we were doing the audio book, which came so much later after the edits, a few months had gone by. I was working on another book by then. And I was listening to Richard Armitage narrate the audiobook. And he did a terrific job, by the way. Sure. There are parts where I feel like we've got a cast of 20 people because Richard can be an elderly Scottish woman.

Richard can be a 40-year-old man. Richard can be an East End pub landlord. And you think you're listening to – he's terrific. And it sounds like he's having fun when he's doing it. But there are a few bits when I was listening to the audiobook where I thought – Crikey. Yeah, that's very similar to things that have happened to me as an author. I wonder where I got that idea from.

Richard can be a 40-year-old man. Richard can be an East End pub landlord. And you think you're listening to – he's terrific. And it sounds like he's having fun when he's doing it. But there are a few bits when I was listening to the audiobook where I thought – Crikey. Yeah, that's very similar to things that have happened to me as an author. I wonder where I got that idea from.

Richard can be a 40-year-old man. Richard can be an East End pub landlord. And you think you're listening to – he's terrific. And it sounds like he's having fun when he's doing it. But there are a few bits when I was listening to the audiobook where I thought – Crikey. Yeah, that's very similar to things that have happened to me as an author. I wonder where I got that idea from.

So there are a few bits like that.

So there are a few bits like that.

So there are a few bits like that.