I'm having a
really
bad day. I lost my phone. My purse was snatched. And I got fired . . . by my best friend.
But now I've got a lifeline. I've just been offered a new job. PA to the millionaire businesswoman Mrs Lillian Samson. An amazing salary. Impressive benefits package.
I soon realize there's something not quite right about Lillian and the company she inherited from her late husband. Sometimes, when she thinks I'm not looking, I catch her watching me with a glint in her eye, like a lion stalking its prey.
Some of the things she asks me to do are weird - like volunteer at the local children's hospital. When I come back, she questions me about the young patients.
She sends me on pointless errands, but won't give me any responsibility. There's only so many times I can arrange and re-arrange my desk.
And things are going to get even crazier.
My boss is dangerous
. And work is about to get very
personal
for this personal assistant.
A BRAND-NEW TOTALLY ADDICTIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER WITH A SHOCKING TWIST.
Perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Daniel Hurst, Valerie Keogh, Patricia MacDonald, T.M. Logan and Clare Mackintosh.
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THE PERSONAL ASSISTANT
:
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