All The Other Mothers Hate Me
‘SPIKY, WITTY, A BREATH OF FRESH AIR’ PANDORA SYKES
‘GOSSIPY, GRIPPING, BRILLIANTLY WRITTEN’ LAUREN BRAVO
‘YOU WON’T SEE THE TWIST COMING’ JESSICA KNOLL
Florence Grimes is a 31-year-old party girl who always takes the easy way out. After a dismal end to her girlband career, she’s living in West London, single, broke and unfulfilled with only her son Dylan to keep her afloat.
But then Alfie Risby, the ten-year-old heir to a frozen food empire and Dylan’s school rival, mysteriously vanishes on a class trip, and Dylan becomes a prime suspect.
Florence needs to find Alfie and clear her son’s name or risk losing him forever. The only problem? She doesn’t have any detective skills, all the other school mums hate her, and she’s just found Alfie’s backpack hidden under her son’s bed…
”'Spiky, witty and a breath of fresh air” - Pandora Sykes
'I was laughing one moment and gripped with tension the next. Florence is a brilliantly flawed heroine.' Emily Edwards, author of The Herd -
'Gets better with every page, makes you laugh out loud, keeps you up late at night and is full of heart and surprise' Katy Hays, author of The Cloisters -
‘I was gripped at every twist and turn. Harman’s prose somersaults off the page.' Jodie Harsh -
”'Gossipy, gripping and brilliantly written, with a protagonist who toes a daring line between relatable and reprehensible.” - Lauren Bravo
”'Biting, an utter delight. You won’t see the twist coming.” - Jessica Knoll, author of Luckiest Girl Alive
”'A fabulously imperfect heroine, beautifully irreverent humour, and a plot that sinks its teeth in.” - Fran Littlewood, author of Amazing Grace Adams
”'As bitter, sharp, and fun as the perfect Negroni.” - Eve Kellman, How to Kill a Guy in Ten Ways
'A rollicking good story from an immaculate prose stylist. Sarah Harman is a true original' Emma Forrest -
'Brilliantly written, hilarious and so gripping.' Lucy Barker -
”'Sharply-written, brilliantly observed and very, very funny.” - Kate Maxwell
'A potent mix of mystery, laugh out loud humour, and one of the most indelibly matchless protagonists ever.' Liv Constantine, author of The Last Mrs Parrish -
”'Fast, funny, riotously irreverent” - Melanie Cantor
'An absolute riot with a razor sharp sense of humor and unyielding suspense' Rachel Koller Croft -
”'Unpredictable, fiercely funny and sparkling with warmth and wit. A rollercoaster of a mystery unravelled by a truly unique heroine” - Cressida McLaughlin
“A sharply insightful page-turner. Infectiously relatable' Kimberly McCreight -
'Delicious, wicked, darkly funny, a wild ride' Sash Bischoff -
'Hilarious, poignant, relatable, and goes from laugh-out-loud to utterly heartbreaking while never losing the fast-paced plot.' Hank Phillippi Ryan -
'Hilarious and heartfelt' Caitlin Mullen -
'Darkly funny, irresistibly suspenseful' Clémence Michallon -