Kelleigh Greenberg-Jephcott’s dazzling debut Swan Song (2016 shortlist) was published by Penguin Random House/Hutchinson in 2018 and among many accolades was longlisted for the Women's Prize For Fiction in 2019.Claire Askew published her crime debut All the Hidden Truths (2016 winner) and has now also written and published What You Pay For.Her fourth novel My Husband's Killer will be out in November 2022. Laura has since published another acclaimed crime thriller, Three Little Lies and The Anniversary. Laura Marshall’s psychological thriller Friend Request (2016 shortlist) was published in 2017 and has gone on to receive numerous awards.It won the 2019 Costa First Novel Award, has been sold for translation into more than fourteen languages, and has been optioned for television. Sara Collins’ debut, The Confessions of Frannie Langton, (2016 shortlist) a gothic romance, was published in 2019 in the UK and US.Lesley Sanderson published her gripping thriller The Orchid Girls (2017 shortlist) in 2018 and has since published The Woman at 46 Heath Street and The Leaving Party.Emily Midorikawa (2015 winner) and Emma Claire Sweeney published A Secret Sisterhood to wide acclaim.She went on to publish Maggsie McNaughton’s Second Chance in 2019. Frances Maynard (2016 shortlist) published The Seven Imperfect Rules of Elvira Carr, a funny, heart-warming and award-winning piece of fiction.Catherine has since published The Half Sister, and her new book A Child in the Middle was published in June 2022 by Linen Press. Catherine Chanter (2013 winner) became a published author with her feminist, post-apocalyptic The Well which has now been published in the UK by Canongate and translated into twelve languages.The novel is now being adapted as a film for direct MGM and Hello Sunshine. Gail Honeyman (2014 shortlist) has topped the fiction charts with her novel Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine (published 2017) a deft observation of everyday life.

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