Sue Fortin

Sue Fortin is a bestselling British author of psychological thrillers and domestic suspense known for her gripping, twist-filled narratives that explore the dark side of relationships, families, and trust. Her novel The Girl Who Lied, read by Amy De Bhrun, is a tense, compelling thriller about a woman who returns to her Irish hometown to confront the past she fled from, only to discover that the lies she told years ago have taken on a life of their own. Fortin's writing is characterised by propulsive plotting, complex female characters, and a talent for creating situations where the reader's sympathies are constantly shifting as new revelations challenge everything they thought they knew. She has written numerous bestselling thrillers, and her work consistently demonstrates an understanding of how secrets and deception can poison relationships and communities over time. Amy De Bhrun's narration brings the Irish setting to vivid life and captures the emotional intensity of the story. Fortin's work appeals to readers who enjoy domestic thrillers by authors such as Lisa Jewell, Claire McGowan, and Liane Moriarty. The Girl Who Lied is available as an audiobook, offering listeners a gripping, atmospheric thriller set against the beautiful but emotionally charged backdrop of rural Ireland.