“The sounds of a man crying is a piteous noise, almost worse than an infant's cry. Babies are either hungry, sick or bored, or need changing. This man was none of those things. He was wrapped in grief as deep as the ocean, and no one could do anything to help him.”
―
Samantha Hayes,
Until You're Mine
“Will you let me hold your hand as we outrun reason, brush past elephants, race up steps, tumble down hills, roll in the hay, leap over crumbling walkways, and dangle our legs over ledges?” ― Samantha Sotto
“Too big, too empty, too heartbreaking . . . Too much to cope with” ― Samantha Hayes
“Hay algo que se nos escapa a la hora de comprendernos. Siempre existirán lagunas, zonas de sombras que, incluso viviendo en nuestra piel, son un enigma toda nuestra vida" Bilis Negra de Samantha Devin” ― Samantha Devin, Bilis Negra
“Ridiculous, tiny things that, when added together, were bigger than life itself.” ― Samantha Hayes, Until You're Mine
“start” ― Samantha Hayes, The Happy Couple
“Evil seeping amongst the innocent yet again” ― Samantha Hayes, The Trapped Wife
“Phil Klay’s collection of 21st century war tales resonates in Redeployment (Penguin Press, March). For more commercial debuts, there is Naomi Wood in a cross between The Paris Wife and The Women with Mrs. Hemingway (Penguin, June), while Australian Samantha Hayes tackles turbo-charged domestic suspense in Until You’re Mine (Crown, April), and Shane Kuhn looks at the homicidal side of office work in The Intern’s Handbook (S&S, April). Finally, debut novels from well-known personalities include one by Ruth Reichl, the memoirist and former Gourmet editor-in-chief, moving to fiction for the first time with Delicious! (Random House, May). Musician and former soap opera star Rick Springfield also tries his hand at fiction with Magnificent Vibration (Touchstone, May).” ― Anonymous
“When someone dies, it's not just one hole they leave behind” ― Samantha Hayes, The Trapped Wife
“This is what happens when you watch people, when you tell secrets. It’s your shame now…” ― Samantha Hayes, Tell Me A Secret
“wasn’t white. I felt utterly despondent and ready to give up. DI Fisher: But you didn’t give up, did you? CMB: No. No, I didn’t. DI Scott: Was it your intention to remove Pip Pearce’s baby from her womb” ― Samantha Hayes, Until You're Mine
“world; my brilliant, insightful and lovely UK editors Selina Walker and Georgina Hawtrey-Woore for believing and making things even better; Dan Balado for seeing things I couldn’t; Richard Ogle for a beautiful UK cover; Jen Doyle and Philippa Cotton for getting me “out there”; and the entire team at Century and Arrow, from publicity to marketing to sales and beyond—I am so very grateful for all your hard work. Big thanks also to my wonderful publishing team at Crown in the USA for also believing in this book so wholeheartedly—especially” ― Samantha Hayes, Until You're Mine
“It was as though his body wasn't a big enough place for his mind to live, as though he felt trapped, frustrated, unfulfilled” ― Samantha Hayes, The Trapped Wife
“arm” ― Samantha Hayes, Date Night
“spread about why I didn’t turn up.” ― Samantha Hayes, Date Night
“Amazing what you can fit in a Fiesta when you try,’ she says with a smile on her face.” ― Samantha Hayes, Single Mother
“This was more than that- a full on sobbing, an expulsion from deep within her soul.” ― Samantha Hayes, Until You're Mine
“Stress, grief and anxiety will do that - transform sense and logic into a bubbling pot of catastrophe” ― Samantha Hayes, The Trapped Wife
“not letting up on the holiday. ‘I’d offer you Mum and Dad’s little cottage, but they’re renting it out now. Airbnb.’ Jo whips back” ― Samantha Hayes, The Happy Couple
“Will you let me hold your hand as we outrun reason, brush past elephants, race up steps, tumble down hills, roll in the hay, leap over crumbling walkways, and dangle our legs over ledges?” ― Samantha Sotto
“Too big, too empty, too heartbreaking . . . Too much to cope with” ― Samantha Hayes
“Hay algo que se nos escapa a la hora de comprendernos. Siempre existirán lagunas, zonas de sombras que, incluso viviendo en nuestra piel, son un enigma toda nuestra vida" Bilis Negra de Samantha Devin” ― Samantha Devin, Bilis Negra
“Ridiculous, tiny things that, when added together, were bigger than life itself.” ― Samantha Hayes, Until You're Mine
“start” ― Samantha Hayes, The Happy Couple
“Evil seeping amongst the innocent yet again” ― Samantha Hayes, The Trapped Wife
“Phil Klay’s collection of 21st century war tales resonates in Redeployment (Penguin Press, March). For more commercial debuts, there is Naomi Wood in a cross between The Paris Wife and The Women with Mrs. Hemingway (Penguin, June), while Australian Samantha Hayes tackles turbo-charged domestic suspense in Until You’re Mine (Crown, April), and Shane Kuhn looks at the homicidal side of office work in The Intern’s Handbook (S&S, April). Finally, debut novels from well-known personalities include one by Ruth Reichl, the memoirist and former Gourmet editor-in-chief, moving to fiction for the first time with Delicious! (Random House, May). Musician and former soap opera star Rick Springfield also tries his hand at fiction with Magnificent Vibration (Touchstone, May).” ― Anonymous
“When someone dies, it's not just one hole they leave behind” ― Samantha Hayes, The Trapped Wife
“This is what happens when you watch people, when you tell secrets. It’s your shame now…” ― Samantha Hayes, Tell Me A Secret
“wasn’t white. I felt utterly despondent and ready to give up. DI Fisher: But you didn’t give up, did you? CMB: No. No, I didn’t. DI Scott: Was it your intention to remove Pip Pearce’s baby from her womb” ― Samantha Hayes, Until You're Mine
“world; my brilliant, insightful and lovely UK editors Selina Walker and Georgina Hawtrey-Woore for believing and making things even better; Dan Balado for seeing things I couldn’t; Richard Ogle for a beautiful UK cover; Jen Doyle and Philippa Cotton for getting me “out there”; and the entire team at Century and Arrow, from publicity to marketing to sales and beyond—I am so very grateful for all your hard work. Big thanks also to my wonderful publishing team at Crown in the USA for also believing in this book so wholeheartedly—especially” ― Samantha Hayes, Until You're Mine
“It was as though his body wasn't a big enough place for his mind to live, as though he felt trapped, frustrated, unfulfilled” ― Samantha Hayes, The Trapped Wife
“arm” ― Samantha Hayes, Date Night
“spread about why I didn’t turn up.” ― Samantha Hayes, Date Night
“Amazing what you can fit in a Fiesta when you try,’ she says with a smile on her face.” ― Samantha Hayes, Single Mother
“This was more than that- a full on sobbing, an expulsion from deep within her soul.” ― Samantha Hayes, Until You're Mine
“Stress, grief and anxiety will do that - transform sense and logic into a bubbling pot of catastrophe” ― Samantha Hayes, The Trapped Wife
“not letting up on the holiday. ‘I’d offer you Mum and Dad’s little cottage, but they’re renting it out now. Airbnb.’ Jo whips back” ― Samantha Hayes, The Happy Couple
