How the Other Half Die

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'Succession meets The White Lotus. Absolutely enthralling' Antony Johnston 'Relentlessly page-turning' Philippa East 'Pure escapism' L D Smithson Privilege has a price. But who will pay it? On the eve of her seventieth birthday, Geri gathers her brother's spoilt adult children together on the family's private island and tells them that she's ready to name her successor as CEO of the lucrative global empire founded by their grandfather. Her announcement triggers a frenzy of suspicion, rivalry and back-stabbing. Each of the three siblings believes the role should go to them - despite the dark secrets that they all harbour. As Geri uncovers the black heart of her own family, will the best among them win the prize? Or will the heirs to the Chalice crown finally get what they so richly deserve? Praise for Rachel North: 'Creepy and compulsive' Sabine Durrant 'A stonking page-turner' Emma Curtis READERS LOVE HOW THE OTHER HALF DIE 'Watch out for the jaw-dropping moments' ***** 'Couldn't recommend more for a slightly dark, but thrilling summer read!' ***** 'A thoroughly absorbing smart thriller' ***** 'Great read! Lots of twists and turns' ***** 'A real page turner. I was gripped from beginning to end' *****

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Rachel North was born in Scarborough and studied English Literature at Oxford University. She has worked as a cleaner, a receptionist, a kitchen designer, a market researcher, a company director, a celebrity shopper and a victim support volunteer. She has an MA in Creative Writing. Under the name Caroline Bond, she is the author of six novels, including two Radio 2 Book Club picks, The Second Child and The Day We Left. She lives in Leeds with her husband and one of her three children... the other two having grown up and escaped.

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