The Fifth Guest by Jenny Knight

I’ve been so lucky to review some cracking books for My Weekly magazine online and today’s is no exception. I’m thrilled to review The Fifth Guest by Jenny Knight.

Published by Harper Collins on 3rd August 20s3, The Fifth Guest is available f0r purchase through the publisher links here.

The Fifth Guest

All of them are guilty of something…

Five friends. One deadly secret.

Five old university friends gather on the eve of their flatmate’s memorial at a beautiful riverside house.

Host Caro is as perfect as always.

Shy, awkward Lily’s now a bestselling author.

Sports hero George loves suburban fatherhood.

Bad-boy Travis only gets his highs from meditation.

And gatecrasher Elle is still a troublemaker.

Estranged for years, they’re finally ready to reminisce over dry martinis and delicious food. But there’s more than that on the menu…

Because each guest is hiding a dark secret about their time at Oxford.

They’re all guilty of something. Is one of them guilty of murder?

My Review of The Fifth Guest

My full review of The Fifth Guest can be found on the My Weekly website here.

However, here I can say that The Fifth Guest is an absolutely brilliant thriller, intelligently written and riveting to read. I thought it was fantastic.

Do visit My Weekly to read my full review here.

About Jenny Knight

Jenny Knight studied English literature at university before going on to work in journalism and the publishing industry. For many early mornings alongside this Jenny coached rowing – a job that inspired the initial idea for her debut crime novel, The Fifth Guest (which includes a power battle for the last seat in the Oxford boat for the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race.)

Jenny lives in South West London with her husband, son and a black and white cat, Larry.

Before writing crime novels, Jenny wrote bestselling women’s fiction under the pseudonym Jenny Oliver. Her books were twice nominated for the RNA Best Contemporary Fiction award. Jenny also wrote the young adult series, Chelsea High.

For further information, follow Jenny on Twitter/X @JKnightAuthor and find her on Instagram.

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