Cherry

It starts as a love song. It ends with murder

De: Rose Wilding

'A lethal and seductive thriller' Lucy Rose, author of The Lamb

1999

Gifty is a woman adrift in the wake of her wife's death. She's living in stasis, unable to bring herself to enter the bedroom where Helen died after a long illness. Her therapist tells her to confront her grief, but instead she wanders the streets looking for someone from her past.

Fallen nineties pop star Isobel has done everything she can to reinvent herself. Gone is the girlish make-up and provocative manner. When she lands a job working for a middle-class family, she decides to embody the perfect nanny.

Ally has always prided herself on running a successful business and being a good parent to her two children. But when her husband announces that he is leaving them to work in Indonesia for six months, and hires Isobel without consulting her, she is left angry and struggling with her chronic illness.

The women soon become tangled in a dangerous web of obsession and infatuation. Someone is going to die, the question is: who?©2026 Rose Wilding Limited (P)2026 Hodder & Stoughton Limited

Reseñas de la Crítica

Rose Wilding writes with a rare and unsettling honesty. A feverish spiral of grief, desire, and betrayal, laced with unease and menace. Cherry is the sort of aching book that smoulders to the very last page. A lethal and seductive thriller (Lucy Rose, author of THE LAMB)

Praise for Speak of the Devil -

A clever and utterly absorbing thriller which marks the arrival of an author to watch

A powerful feminist thriller . . . twisted in the best way (Clémence Michallon, author of THE QUIET TENANT)

A devilishly immersive read - Rose Wilding is a wonderful new talent (Kamila Shamsie, author of HOME FIRE)

Beautiful, gripping writing . . . a mesmerising, moving story that is impossible to look away from. Superb! (Gytha Lodge author of LITTLE SISTER)

Truly outstanding (C. J. Skuse, author of SWEETPEA)