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John Marrs


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John Marrs is a freelance journalist based in London, England, who has spent the last 20 years interviewing celebrities from the world of television, film and music for national newspapers and magazines.

He has written for publications including The Guardian's Guide and Guardian Online; OK! Magazine; Total Film; Empire; Q; GT; The Independent; Star; Reveal; Company; Daily Star and News of the World's Sunday Magazine.
 

Genres: Mystery, Science Fiction
 
Novels
   When You Disappeared (2014)
     aka The Wronged Sons
   The Vacation (2015)
     aka Welcome To Wherever You Are
   The One (2017)
   The Good Samaritan (2018)
   Her Last Move (2018)
   The Passengers (2019)
   What Lies Between Us (2020)
   The Minders (2020)
   Keep It in the Family (2022)
   The Marriage Act (2023)
   The Stranger in Her House (2024)
   The Family Experiment (2024)
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The Shallows (2023)
Holly Craig
"The Shallows is a gripping thriller about survival and the murky depths we can go to for wealth and prestige. Relentlessly fast-paced and packed full of tension, it's the definition of a page-turner."
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To Die For (2023)
Lisa Gray
"Slick, smart and sassy as hell, To Die For has more twists than the Pacific Coast Highway. Lisa knows how to grab your attention from the get go with this memorable ensemble and it never lets up. Her best book yet."
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All the Little Liars (2023)
Victoria Selman
"Flew through it in 24 hours. Fantastically addictive, the absolute definition of bingeable. Emma Cline's The Girls meets Gillian Flynn's Dark Places in a heady mix of deception and whodunit. Loved it even more than Truly, Darkly, Deeply."
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I Did it For You (2023)
One of the Boys

Jayne Cowie
"It's going to live with me for some time to come."
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We're All Lying (2023)
Marie Still
"I love a twisty, turny thriller and this was exactly that. A gripping, empathetic read and a wonderful debut."
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Strange Sally Diamond (2023)
Liz Nugent
"Achingly beautiful with a cast of characters that'll remain with you long after the final page is turned. Already one of the must-read books of 2023."

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