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In Too Deep
Lucy, stunning lead singer of a local band, is found dead on a beach.
Everyone assumes it’s suicide or accidental death. However, band member Tony thinks his sister Olivia might be involved. Not only was she insanely jealous of Lucy, but her husband Barry died in suspicious circumstances too.
Detective Sergeant Kerry Lawlor isn’t convinced its suicide either. The more she looks into the case, the more ‘accidental’ deaths she discovers. As she digs deeper, she finds motive and intrigue at every turn.
Following in Lucy’s footsteps is drop-dead gorgeous Roxie. Will Olivia’s jealousy strike again? Tony fears Roxie could be next.
Detectives Simon and Kerry are on the case. Will they intercept in the nick of time?
Or is Olivia in too deep?
Everyone assumes it’s suicide or accidental death. However, band member Tony thinks his sister Olivia might be involved. Not only was she insanely jealous of Lucy, but her husband Barry died in suspicious circumstances too.
Detective Sergeant Kerry Lawlor isn’t convinced its suicide either. The more she looks into the case, the more ‘accidental’ deaths she discovers. As she digs deeper, she finds motive and intrigue at every turn.
Following in Lucy’s footsteps is drop-dead gorgeous Roxie. Will Olivia’s jealousy strike again? Tony fears Roxie could be next.
Detectives Simon and Kerry are on the case. Will they intercept in the nick of time?
Or is Olivia in too deep?
277 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 3, 2023
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About the author
Rose McClelland
9 books113 followersOut of your Head is Rose McClelland’s fifth novel and her second psychological thriller.
Her previous novel Under Your Skin became an Amazon No. 1 Bestseller in the UK and USA/ Canada. It also won Best Books of 2020 in Belfast Telegraph and with several online book bloggers.
Rose has also written two short plays which were performed in the Black Box theatre in Belfast. Find out more at: http://rosiesrag.blogspot.com
Her previous novel Under Your Skin became an Amazon No. 1 Bestseller in the UK and USA/ Canada. It also won Best Books of 2020 in Belfast Telegraph and with several online book bloggers.
Rose has also written two short plays which were performed in the Black Box theatre in Belfast. Find out more at: http://rosiesrag.blogspot.com
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January 27, 2025
This was an easy 5 stars for me 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟❤️
I loved reading this book it's been my quickest read in a long time. I couldn't put it down. I found it very gripping the pages turned by themselves
Great job 👏
Just when you think you know who the villain is, it keeps you guessing!!
Olivia is so troubled I found myself relating to her in one chapter and hating her the next. I couldn't get enough of the tribulations of the band Rockplay
And the mischief they got up to
Rose is a fabulous author. This is my first time reading one of her books. And it's sparked my love of getting lost in a good book again ❤️
I've another one of this series on the way and can't wait to get stuck into it 👍👍
Highly recommended 👌
I loved reading this book it's been my quickest read in a long time. I couldn't put it down. I found it very gripping the pages turned by themselves
Great job 👏
Just when you think you know who the villain is, it keeps you guessing!!
Olivia is so troubled I found myself relating to her in one chapter and hating her the next. I couldn't get enough of the tribulations of the band Rockplay
And the mischief they got up to
Rose is a fabulous author. This is my first time reading one of her books. And it's sparked my love of getting lost in a good book again ❤️
I've another one of this series on the way and can't wait to get stuck into it 👍👍
Highly recommended 👌
September 5, 2024
In my opinion, the last part of this book was the best part. The rest of the book uses whilst way too many times ( yes I knew it was an English mystery) and while it starts with a murder, it jumps around from different perspectives until the police jump back in early in the last part. I almost put this one in my DNF pile.
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