Louise Voss Books in Order

Former pop star and radio host Helena wakes in hospital after her life falls apart and her closest friend dies. Reconstructing her past through meaningful songs, she must confront grief and decide whether she can imagine a future.

After years spent raising her younger sister, Emma begins searching for the birth mother she has tried not to need. Her work and an unreliable romance complicate a journey toward understanding where she belongs.

Grieving the loss of her baby, Anna secretly meets the boy saved by her bone-marrow donation and his father. Her growing attachment leads to a double life, built on lies that threaten both relationships.

Tennis player Rachel, her mother Susie and grandmother Gordana each face different hopes for happiness. When Rachel’s father Ivan is arrested, the upheaval forces three generations to reconsider their ambitions, relationships and expectations of one another.

Alex becomes obsessed with his writing tutor Siobhan, stalking her online and invading her home. When a romantic rival dies, he believes their future is clear, unaware that someone is watching him with equally dangerous intentions.

Amy doubts her sister’s abrupt email announcing a trip and begins investigating the men Becky met online. Her search draws her toward a killer who uses dating sites to stalk victims and has already chosen Amy as a target.

After her divorce, Jo Atkins cautiously returns to dating and meets an acquaintance from her youth. When she rejects him, he imprisons her in her own home and gives her a week to prove she loves him.

Fifteen original crime short stories by members of the Killer Women writers' collective explore wrongdoing, danger, and reversals of expectation. The anthology includes work by Jane Casey, Louise Voss, and other British crime writers, with a foreword by Val McDermid.

Lynn Naismith struggles with her husband Ed’s diagnosis of early-onset dementia. As troubling events disturb their home and memories become unreliable, she must determine whether illness explains his behavior or whether someone is deliberately manipulating her understanding of their marriage.

Former indie singer Meredith Vincent has retreated to a quiet cottage after a traumatic incident ended her performing career. A body in the gardens and unsettling events suggest someone has found her and intends to settle an old grievance.

A wife searches desperately for Liam, her missing husband and partner of many years. Finding him brings relief until she discovers he has lost his memory, does not recognize her, and believes he loves another woman.