You Need To Know

With terrific characters, little truth bombs exploding throughout and a smashing denouement, this book is a must-read for anybody seeking a family-drama-meets-mystery novel -- Jo Spain * bestselling author of The Confession *
The more I read, the quicker I turned the pages. Stunningly vivid characters torn apart by family secrets. Loved it. -- Jo Jakeman
At times dark and discomfiting, but always relatable and entertaining, with characters you feel you know, You Need To Know is stay-up-late addictive. The perfect holiday read. -- Karen Perry
Secrets spill out as the story twists and turns and, with its pacy end, this is a summer must * Woman's Weekly *
With intriguing twists and turns and a pacy end, this is a perfect summer read * Woman's Own Magazine *
A dissection of the cobwebs of relationships that, on one hand, keep families tied together; but on another drive them apart * Canberra Times *
Nicola Moriarty has a gift for domestic drama, cracking pace, and skilful narrative timing * Sydney Morning Herald *
Clever, tense and jam-packed with twists and turns you won't see coming . . . while there's quite a large cast of characters to follow, you never lose track of what's happening thanks to Moriarty's polished writing and character-work. Dark, twisty and utterly enthralling, You Need to Know is a gripping domestic thriller with Netflix written all over it. It is yet another unputdownable read from the very talented Nicola Moriarty * Better Reading *
You Need to Know offers a tense, well-crafted storyline, interesting, multifaceted characters, and a sensational climax. I think Nicola Moriarty has found her niche in the Aussie domestic thriller genre * Book'd Out *
Moriarty has delivered another gripping domestic drama about secrets, lies and fractured families. She builds the tension so expertly, with twists and turns leading towards one cracking end, that you may well need to see a chiropractor afterwards * The Australian *
A brilliant thriller * Bella *
Praise for Nicola Moriarty * - *
Had me turning the pages into the small hours * Gillian McAllister, bestselling author of How to Disappear *
Expect dark themes and plot twists a plenty * Red *
Dramatic, mysterious and compelling * Vogue *
Kept me guessing to the end * Sun *
With secrets and intrigue, this is a compulsive read * Sun on Sunday *
Moriarty rocks the drama genre * Courier-Mail *
Nicola Moriarty belongs to a family tree laded with writers. She more than holds her own * The Australian *
Nicola's got great pace and snappy dialogue, and I especially like her male characters -- Liane Moriarty * Sydney Morning Herald *