Tamar Cohen Books in Order

People who survived close brushes with death describe experiences ranging from peaceful visions to frightening encounters. These ten personal accounts explore what their narrators believe happened at the boundary between life and death, and how returning changed them.

Travelers recount gap years spent teaching English, helping communities rebuild, caring for animals, and pursuing adventures overseas. Their stories show the unexpected difficulties and discoveries of independent travel, from unfamiliar work to encounters that reshape their plans.

Twelve true crime cases trace marriages that ended in murder rather than separation. Cohen examines how jealousy, greed, betrayal, and revenge turned the breakdown of relationships into lethal conflicts, with partners paying the ultimate price for wanting out.

This true crime collection examines couples whose relationships became partnerships in violence. Through cases from different countries, Cohen explores shared fantasies, mutual influence, and the disturbing ways romantic attachment can encourage two people to commit crimes together.

John Darwin disappears in an apparent canoeing accident while his wife Anne helps conceal his survival. Their sons grieve, unaware of the deception, as insurance fraud and plans for a new life abroad threaten to expose the scheme.

People reconnect with school friends and former lovers through social networking sites, sometimes finding more than nostalgia. These personal stories explore rekindled romance, family disruption, hidden identities, and the emotional consequences of letting the past into the present.

Self-made British millionaires explain the decisions, opportunities, and setbacks behind their first fortunes. Their accounts range across different industries and backgrounds, showing how ambition and practical choices helped turn small beginnings into substantial businesses and personal wealth.

The partners of British criminals describe life alongside men whose activities bring money, danger, police scrutiny, and imprisonment. Their firsthand accounts examine marriage, loyalty, and family life inside relationships shaped by organized crime and its consequences.

After five years together, Clive leaves Sally to return to his wife and family. Sally begins following their lives with growing obsession, drawing closer to the people he chose as her anger threatens to consume everyone around her.

Two women who believed they had happy marriages discover they shared the same husband. Meeting after his death forces them to confront his double life, competing claims on his memory, and the secrets woven through both families.

Fran Friedman arrives at a wedding carrying worries about her marriage, her daughters, and her own changing life. Over the celebration, attraction and family secrets complicate the occasion, bringing uncomfortable truths into the open among the guests.

Jessica Gould accepts a drink at a stranger's home during Christmas shopping and becomes his prisoner. Dominic plans twelve days of disturbing gifts and forced rituals, but Jessica has secrets of her own that may change their deadly encounter.

When Dan leaves Sasha for a younger woman, their friends Josh and Hannah are pulled into the breakup. Pressure to choose sides exposes secrets and resentments, threatening the stability of their own marriage as the divorce grows increasingly bitter.

Parents grieving murdered daughters come together for support, hoping others understand their loss. Another girl's disappearance unsettles the group, revealing tensions and concealed truths as the families face the possibility that the danger has not ended.

Josh and Hannah's friendship with Dan and Sasha becomes a source of conflict when the other couple separates. As lawyers, accusations, and divided loyalties intensify the divorce, the strain reaches into Josh and Hannah's own home.

A new boss turns a familiar workplace into an atmosphere of intimidation and uncertainty. Among colleagues with longstanding tensions and hidden histories, professional pressure brings personal resentments to the surface and creates the conditions for something far more dangerous.

Hannah enters a psychiatric clinic after a shocking act, then becomes convinced that patients are being murdered. With deaths dismissed as suicides and her own credibility in doubt, she struggles to make anyone believe the threat is real.

After Tess's daughter Emma is attacked on her way home from a party, the suspected attacker walks free. Tess takes action to protect her family, but her determination to keep Emma safe risks bringing them closer to danger.