There's danger everywhere, no matter who you're running from.
Cath Mason has learned to be tough. The things she’s seen growing up on the Mitchell Estate, she’s had to be. Yet, even broken and beaten by life at times, she’s still the first person a woman in need of help seeks out.
At Cath’s house, there is safety in numbers as well as a place to hide. No matter what trouble comes to her door, she won’t turn anyone away – because she knows what it’s like to live with secrets and lies.
But now a problem from her past has come back to haunt her, and she’s the one faced with a dilemma. What should she do first – help or be helped? Or has revenge already been taken a step too far?
Welcome to The Estate – fiction with an emotional punch from the number one bestselling author.
For fans of Kimberley Chambers and Mandasue Heller.
Books in The Estate Series are:
Somewhere to Hide
Behind a Closed Door
Fighting for Survival
Written in the Scars
The Estate Box Set (A collection of books 1-3 above)
What the readers are saying about Somewhere to Hide:
‘Have just discovered this gem of an author and really enjoying the Estate series. Well written with believable characters.’
‘This book was edgy, full of secrets and I loved it. Parts of the storyline had me in tears, seeing what some of these women had to endure in their daily lives was an eye opener.’
I’m honestly cannot recommend Somewhere to Hide highly enough. The author brings home the devastating effects that certain crimes leave their victims with and it makes for an emotional and gripping read throughout. Cannot wait to read the next one.’
‘The suspense is there in every chapter, willing you to turn the pages. The characters are deep and understood. The storyline skips along with everything adding to the plot. Cannot recommend this book and author highly enough.’
PRAISE FOR MEL SHERRATT
‘A writer to watch out for.’ Mandasue Heller.
‘The worst terrors are always those that hide closest to home.’ Elizabeth Haynes, Into the Darkest Corner.
‘Uncompromising, powerful and very real – an important new voice.’ David Mark.
