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Jenny Quintana grew up in Essex and Berkshire before studying English Literature in London. She has taught in London, Seville and Athens and has also written books for teaching English as a foreign language. Her first novel, The Missing Girl, was chosen as a Waterstones Thriller of the Month. She now lives with her family in Berkshire. Our Dark Secret is her second novel.Emotional and gripping: <i>Our Dark Secret</i> confirms Jenny Quintana as the mistress of the heartbreaking thriller
- Erin Kelly, author of <i>He Said/She Said</i> and <i>Stone Mothers</i>,
Darkly compelling, tender characterisation — I read this in a few greedy gulps
- Jane Shemilt, author of <i>Daughter</i> and<i> The Playground</i>,
Bittersweet, full of growing menace, yet poignant and full of longing . . . Fans of <i>The Missing Girl</i> will fall in love with this!
- Karen Hamilton, author of <i>The Perfect Girlfriend</i>,
Jenny Quintana is a rare talent . . . Superb plotting, razor-sharp characterisation, and a creeping sense of dread makes <i>Our Dark Secret</i> a novel that you won’t be able to put down
- Caz Frear, author of <i>Sweet Little Lies</i> and <i>Stone Cold Heart</i>,
A compulsive page-turner; a beautifully written coming-of-age story; a murder mystery peopled with characters who live and breathe . . . and a brilliant read
- Fiona Cummins, author of <i>Rattle </i>and <i>The Neighbour</i>,
Excellent – a dark and moving mystery, woven from the tales of truly memorable characters
- Rachel Edwards, author of <i>Darling</i>,
From the author of The Missing Girl, Jenny Quintana’s gripping novel, Our Dark Secret, tells the story of two girls, two deaths and two decades of silence . . .
As a teenager in the late 1970s, Elizabeth was clever, overweight and something of a loner. When Rachel and her family moved to town, though, Elizabeth was drawn to the bright and beautiful Rachel like a moth to a flame. She would do anything for Rachel. Anything.
Then the first body was discovered.
Twenty years on, Elizabeth wants nothing more than to keep the secrets of her teenage years where they belong: in the past. But another body has been found, and she can’t keep running from what happened . . .
Can she?
‘Darkly compelling’ – Jane Shemilt, author of Daughter.