If you would like to hear more from me about EVERY GOOD DEED and my future books, you can visit www.bit.ly/TMLogan where you can become part of the TM Logan Reader’s Club. It only takes a few moments to sign up, there are no catches or costs, and new members will automatically receive an exclusive article from me that features a scene cut from the original draft of LIES – think of a novel version of a ‘DVD extra’, with a bit of author’s commentary. Your data will be kept totally private and confidential, and it will never be passed on to a third party. I won’t spam you with lots of emails, but will get in touch now and again with book news, and you can unsubscribe any time you want.

And if you would like to get involved in a wider conversation about my books, please do review LIES on Amazon, on GoodReads, on any other e-store, on your own blog and social media accounts, or talk about it with friends, family or reader’s groups! Sharing your thoughts helps other readers, and I always enjoy hearing about what people think about my stories.

Thanks again for your interest in LIES, and I hope you’ll return for EVERY GOOD DEED and what comes after...

Best wishes,

Tim

CLICK HERE TO JOIN

Acknowledgements

Acknowledgements

Many people have played a part in bringing this book into the world. My agent, Camilla Wray at Darley Anderson, took a chance on me and has been a wonderful source of advice, guidance and support ever since. I don’t think I’d be writing these words if it wasn’t for her. I’m very grateful to Celine Kelly for her perceptive editing and forensic eye for detail. Thanks too to Naomi Perry at DA, for getting it over the line (and sending my favourite ever email).

Joel Richardson’s skill, insight and enthusiasm improved this story in more ways than I can recount here. Huge thanks are due to Joel, plus all of the team at Bonnier Zaffre and Twenty7.

Thanks to Detective Superintendent Rob Griffin of Nottinghamshire Police, for his expertise and guidance on missing persons and other police matters. It goes without saying that any errors or omissions in this area are entirely down to me. Special thanks also to my friend and fellow author Paul Coffey, for putting us in touch.