Alice Feeney

Alice Feeney's thrillers turn marriage, family, memory, and self-invention into unstable ground. Sometimes I Lie uses an unreliable account to make certainty itself part of the mystery, while I Know Who You Are examines performance and the gap between a public identity and a hidden past. Rock Paper Scissors narrows a troubled relationship into an isolated setting where secrets alter the meaning of every gesture.

Daisy Darker brings a divided family together under conditions that make old grievances newly dangerous. Good Bad Girl follows intersecting lives shaped by disappearance, guilt, and competing versions of care, and Beautiful Ugly returns to intimacy as a source of both trust and suspicion. Across these novels, Feeney controls information with precision: a familiar bond becomes a puzzle, and each revelation forces earlier scenes to be read again.