The Night She Died by Jenny Blackhurst | Blog Tour Guest Post | @JennyBlackhurst @headlinepg #NightSheDied

Published by Headline

Available in ebook (6 September 2018)  |  Paperback (1 November 2018)

368 pages

I’m delighted to be co-hosting the last day of the blog tour for The Night She Died and my thanks to Anne Cater of Random Things Tours for the invitation.  For my turn, I have a fab guest post from Jenny.  Enjoy.

|   About the Book  |

The addictive new psychological thriller from Jenny Blackhurst, the #1 eBook-bestselling author of HOW I LOST YOU. Full of dark drama and unexpected twists, this will suit fans of FRIEND REQUEST, CLOSE TO HOME, and THE GUILTY WIFE.

On her own wedding night, beautiful and complicated Evie White leaps off a cliff to her death.

What drove her to commit this terrible act? It’s left to her best friend and her husband to unravel the sinister mystery.

Following a twisted trail of clues leading to Evie’s darkest secrets, they begin to realize they never knew the real Evie at all…

Ten things I want my readers to know about me

by Jenny Blackhurst

1) I’m a huge Friends fan

2) I’m obsessed with organisation tools, blogs and self-help books. Books that will help me write faster, write better, manage my To Do lists and cook my dinner for me.

3) I was made redundant when the shop I was manager of closed down unexpectedly. My son was 4 weeks old which made finding a job difficult so I decided there was never going to be another chance like this to start a new career. Over the next eighteen months I wrote How I Lost You in between feeds and bum changes.

4) I started writing at the age of eleven. Myself and another girl planned an entire series along the same lines as Sweet Valley High but I never got further than writing the first few chapters of each. I still have them in the loft.

5) I’m addicted to stationary. Post it notes, note books, pens, I feel most at home in a stationary shop or a library surrounded by books or notebooks.

6) I only learned to drive this year, at the age of 34. I failed three tests when I was 23 and thought I’d never learn, until we moved to the countryside and it was learn to drive or home school my children. I learned pretty quickly faced with that horror.

7) Speaking of horror, I love horror movies. The older the better really, The Ring, The Wicker Man, Nightmare on Elm Street, Scream. They remind me of my teenage years.

8) I have a ridiculous amount of hobbies and interests which I had to cut back on to concentrate on work and my family. I love to crochet, am always doing jigsaws, papercutting, crafting, baking, online courses and obviously reading and writing.

9) I want to write in lots of genres. I enjoy telling stories and I don’t feel that should be restricted to one or two genres. If you have a story to tell you should tell it regardless if it’s horror and you’re a crime writer.

10) My main career goal is to keep learning. I’ve been a student for the majority of my life and I love to learn new things but this relates specifically to writing. If I feel like I’ve developed in some way from book to book then it’s a success for me regardless of how many copies it sells (although of course I’d like to sell some too!)

|   Author Bio   |

Jenny lives in Shropshire where she grew up dreaming that one day she would get paid for making up stories. She is an avid reader and can mostly be found with her head in a book or hunting Pokemon with her son, otherwise you can get her on Twitter @JennyBlackhurst or Facebook. Her favourite film is Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe, but if her children ask it’s definitely Moana.

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Other reviews:

How I Lost You (2014)

Before I Let You In (2016)