Everybody has a secret, and Peter Swanson's characters keep more than most. A confession in an airport bar, a borrowed flat in Boston and a husband who may be straying all turn out to be deadly. Swanson writes with a cool head and a sly smile. Trust nobody, least of all the charming ones.
Peter Swanson, 'Her Every Fear' - Kate Priddy swaps her London flat for her cousin's in Boston, and days later the woman next door is murdered.
Peter Swanson, 'The Kind Worth Killing' - Stranded at Heathrow, Ted Severson confesses he would like his wife dead, and the woman beside him offers to help.
Peter Swanson, 'The Kind Worth Saving' - Hired to catch a cheating husband, private investigator Henry Kimball finds two bodies in an empty house instead.
