No Such Thing as a Small Secret

Iris Dunlop runs the anonymous side of market research: focus groups, vouchers, secrets people give away for twenty pounds. She has built a career on hearing what nobody says in public. When her husband dies in a crash, the police find a second phone in the car. On it are eleven hours of her own recordings going back four years — including sessions she never ran. Someone has been harvesting the confidences Iris collected. Someone has been selling the silence back to the people who need it. And one of the names on the list belongs to the driver who killed her husband. Iris caught the thief without the police, without a warrant, and with her own hands dirty. Now she has to hand it all over, including herself. An absolutely unputdownable psychological thriller with a killer twist about the industry of secrets.