Rachel Abbott was born just outside Manchester, England. She spent most of her working life as the Managing Director of an interactive media company, developing software and websites for the education market. The sale of that business enabled her to fulfil one of her lifelong ambitions - to buy and restore a property in Italy.
Rachel lives full time in the completed property with her husband and two dogs, and is now able to devote time to her other passion - writing fiction.
Rachel lives full time in the completed property with her husband and two dogs, and is now able to devote time to her other passion - writing fiction.
Genres: Mystery
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Series
DI Tom Douglas
1. Only The Innocent (2011)
2. The Back Road (2013)
3. Sleep Tight (2014)
4. Stranger Child (2015)
4.5. Nowhere Child (2015)
5. Kill Me Again (2016)
6. The Sixth Window (2017)
7. Come A Little Closer (2018)
8. The Shape of Lies (2019)
9. Right Behind You (2020)
10. Close Your Eyes (2021)
11. No More Lies (2023)
1. Only The Innocent (2011)
2. The Back Road (2013)
3. Sleep Tight (2014)
4. Stranger Child (2015)
4.5. Nowhere Child (2015)
5. Kill Me Again (2016)
6. The Sixth Window (2017)
7. Come A Little Closer (2018)
8. The Shape of Lies (2019)
9. Right Behind You (2020)
10. Close Your Eyes (2021)
11. No More Lies (2023)
Stephanie King
1. And So It Begins (2018)
2. The Murder Game (2020)
3. Don't Look Away (2023)
4. The Last Time I Saw Him (2024)
1. And So It Begins (2018)
2. The Murder Game (2020)
3. Don't Look Away (2023)
4. The Last Time I Saw Him (2024)
Rachel Abbott recommends
First Lie Wins (2024)
Ashley Elston
"An absolute CRACKER of a book - clever, original and compelling."
The Fake Wife (2023)
Sharon Bolton
"The Fake Wife had me at page one - utterly addictive and absorbing. I had no idea where it was going, and couldn't stop reading until I found out."
Breakneck Point (2022)
(CSI Ally Dymond, book 1)
T Orr Munro
"An intriguing plot with a compelling and unusual storyline."
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