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Do Her No Harm

By: Naomi Joy
Narrated by: Kitty Kelly
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Bloomsbury presents Do Her No Harm by Naomi Joy, read by Kitty Kelly.

One unsolved murder. A best friend determined to right the wrongs of the past.
On the 21st August Tabitha Rice disappeared without a trace. All the signs point to murder, but no signs point to a murderer. The easiest answer is her husband, Rick. But he protests his innocence and there is little proof he is the murderer.

Annabella knows there is more to the story than what the police are telling. Tabitha was her best friend and she vows to uncover the truth.

As Annabella delves further into the past, she uncovers sides to Tabitha that she never saw coming, and she finds herself asking the question... Was this murder? Or is there more to Tabitha Rice's story than meets the eye?

Perfect for fans of Louise Candlish, The Silent Patient and Blood Orange.

©2020 Naomi Joy (P)2023 Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Domestic Thrillers Psychological Suspense Fiction Thriller

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