My mother turns up after thirty years… and she wants my help.
Kim Slade is at work when there’s a knock at her office door. Someone is waiting for her in reception. A woman claiming to be her mother. The mother who abandoned her thirty years ago.
Monica Slade has been working as a live-in housekeeper for a judge and his wife, she says. But now Judge Hawkes is dead.
The last thing Monica says before the police take her in for questioning is: "There are things you should know. About the past."
Kim immediately sets out to prove her mother’s innocence. But soon, she is forced to think the unthinkable. Is my mother a murderer?
The Housekeeper’s Daughter is an exhilarating blend of domestic suspense and nail-biting tension with a shattering final twist. Perfect for fans of Patricia MacDonald, Lisa Jewell, Shalini Boland, T.M. Logan, and Clare Mackintosh.
Author:
E.V. Seymour
Born in West Bromwich and with her family roots deep in the Black Country, Eve has spent much of her life 'on the move;' she’s probably lived in more houses in various parts of the UK than most people eat dinners. Currently settled in Herefordshire with her husband, she often has a houseful of offspring, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, partners and a growing tribe of little ones. An editorial consultant by day and crime writer by night, when not engaged in either she can be found playing the piano, enjoying a glass of wine and/or reading. Nomadic by nature, her next house move is already under serious consideration...
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PERFORMER:
Hannah Curtis
I got an early start with my training. At age 11, I went to a famous boarding school in the UK to study all aspects of theatre. I was rigorously trained in ballet and many other forms of dance. I learned vocal skills and acting. I continued my training in adulthood at the Impulse Company in London. In LA I studied at Howard Fine. I am presently on the professional core track program at Groundlings. I continue to remain curious to learn more and stay sharp so I can bring my best performance to every job.
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