Every family has a secret: a dramatic family saga with a dark thread of suspense lurking at its heart.
Hannah Richell was born in Kent and spent her childhood years in Buckinghamshire and Canada. After graduating from the University of Nottingham she worked in the book publishing and film industries in both London and Sydney. She is a dual citizen of Great Britain and Australia and currently lives the South West of England with her family. Hannah is the author of international bestsellers Secrets of the Tides and The Shadow Year. The Peacock Summer is her third novel. Her books have been translated into fourteen languages.
The theme of a cataclysmic event that continues to shape the lives
of all those involved is central to Hannah Richell's ambitious,
wide-ranging family saga
*DAILY MAIL*
A compelling tale of grief and forgiveness
*WOMAN & HOME*
A compelling debut tale of infidelity, betrayal and tragedy that
will have you turning the pages until the early hours
*GRAZIA*
Moving between the past and present it's a gripping story of
troubled young women
*STAR MAGAZINE*
The Tides in Hannah Richell's forceful debut are a family ... the
revelations of what happened, and the burden of guilt the Tides
carry, are powerfully evoked in a classy melodrama with very
well-realised characters. Once you start reading, you'll be
hooked
*READERS DIGEST*
This confident debut novel is a dark but compelling read. The
characters are so believable your heart will ache for their pain,
and you'll be driven to ask yourself the question - could you
forgive and forget?
*CANDIS*
The story of a family that almost tear themselves apart before
discovering the ties that bind them. It offers engaging characters,
tension and pathos
*WE LOVE THIS BOOK*
Assuredly written and impeccably structured, it excavates the
emotional layers of family drama when something goes terribly wrong
- think Jodi Picoult without the formulaic writing...Moving and
darkly suspenseful
*SYDNEY MORNING HERALD*
A Rosamund Pilcher-esque family saga, very cleverly structured and
compulsively readable
*THE BOOKSELLER*
Set against the ebb and flow of the ever-present sea, this complex
family drama is a page-turner of a debut novel
*AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S WEEKLY*
The theme of a cataclysmic event that continues to shape the lives
of all those involved is central to Hannah Richell's ambitious,
wide-ranging family saga * DAILY MAIL *
A compelling tale of grief and forgiveness -- Fanny Blake * WOMAN &
HOME *
A compelling debut tale of infidelity, betrayal and tragedy that
will have you turning the pages until the early hours * GRAZIA
*
Moving between the past and present it's a gripping story of
troubled young women * STAR MAGAZINE *
The Tides in Hannah Richell's forceful debut are a family ... the
revelations of what happened, and the burden of guilt the Tides
carry, are powerfully evoked in a classy melodrama with very
well-realised characters. Once you start reading, you'll be hooked
-- A.N.Wilson * READERS DIGEST *
This confident debut novel is a dark but compelling read. The
characters are so believable your heart will ache for their pain,
and you'll be driven to ask yourself the question - could you
forgive and forget? * CANDIS *
The story of a family that almost tear themselves apart before
discovering the ties that bind them. It offers engaging characters,
tension and pathos * WE LOVE THIS BOOK *
Assuredly written and impeccably structured, it excavates the
emotional layers of family drama when something goes terribly wrong
- think Jodi Picoult without the formulaic writing...Moving and
darkly suspenseful * SYDNEY MORNING HERALD *
A Rosamund Pilcher-esque family saga, very cleverly structured and
compulsively readable * THE BOOKSELLER *
Set against the ebb and flow of the ever-present sea, this complex
family drama is a page-turner of a debut novel * AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S
WEEKLY *
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