Amanda Jennings

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Beautiful People

'Deliciously dark and decadent... The uber rich behaving badly at a fabulously over-the-top wedding, overshadowed by toxic secrets from the past' Tammy Cohen

When Victoria escapes her broken home for university in London, she is determined to reinvent herself and make a fresh start. She falls in love with Nick, who welcomes her into his privileged circle of friends, opening her eyes to a world she only ever dreamt of.

Then life takes a darker turn.

Twenty-five years later, the circle is reunited alongside a host of glittering guests to celebrate the wedding of Hollywood darling Ingrid Olsson to ruthlessly well-connected Julian Draper. Victoria has spent years trying to forget Nick and put the horror of what happened behind her. Now she has to face the past she tried so hard to bury.

As the champagne flows and painful memories resurface, Victoria can't shake the feeling that some people seem to get away with everything.

But maybe not this time.

Maybe this time, someone will pay the ultimate price.

'Her best yet... Dark, unsettling, and at the same time completely recognisable angst about fitting in and finding yourself' Jane Casey

'Fans of Saltburn will relish this captivating tale that exposes the dark underbelly of the elite' Isabelle Broom

'Champagne, pain, secrets and drama. I was swept up by this dark and decadent tale of elitism, toxicity and survival' Anna Mazzola

'Absolutely brilliant, so clever and propulsive' Laura Marshall

'An addictive page-turner with lavish settings and some brilliantly awful characters' Catherine Cooper

'Devoured this immersive tale of privilege, class and #metoo' S E Lynes

'A richly gripping exploration of privilege and deceit - and what it really means to be on the outside looking in. A belter of a page-turner!' Isabel Ashdown

'Another mesmerising, gripping and evocative read from the Queen of Cornish Noir' Lisa Jewell

'A dark delight ... I absolutely loved it' Eve Chase

'A masterly unravelling of a utopian dream that gradually becomes a nightmare. Lyrical descriptions and utterly believable characters' Elly Griffiths

'Hypnotic' Financial Times

'A deliciously dark and tense exploration of human nature. There's trouble brewing in paradise' Emma Haughton

'A beautifully written story with vividly drawn, believable characters I really cared about' Sarah Stovell

'A compelling, brilliant story' Gytha Lodge