The Head Teacher by H M Lynn

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources and @HMLynnauthor for letting me part of this tour and reviewing this book. The Head Teacher is a psychological Thriller . Reading The Head Teacher put me on the edge of my seat all the way through. The story about Liz who is a head Teacher at st Ann's which is catholic school. Then her life gets turned upside down and try to find out what's happening to her and her family. This is a riveting and addictive read. The story is fast-paced which is great, and I could not put it down, I read this in a day because I needed to know what was going to happen. I thought I got the ending sussed, but I was totally wrong, and I do love book that does that. I loved the twists and turns through the book, and it is a very gripping read. Furthermore, I liked the main character Liz a lot and felt for her, but there were times when I doubted her due to her paranoia, but I was totally wrong to. I like H.M. Lynn writing style, and she is brilliant psychological writer this was fantastic and kept me on my toes. Strongly recommend 5 stars. The higher you climb, the harder the fall. I would never have been hired if they knew what I’d done. My past. St Ann’s is a strict environment, and after one year in the coveted position of head teacher, I know I can’t put a foot wrong. Some don’t think I deserve this. Others are desperate for the job themselves. And one of those people wants to bring me down. Whoever this person is, they know things about me. Secrets I’ve barely told anybody. And I’m scared what they might uncover if they delve a little deeper. And what they might do to me – and my family – if I don’t get to them first… A taut edge-of-your-seat psychological thriller, from bestselling author H. M. Lynn. Perfect for fans of Frieda McFadden, Lisa Jewell and Claire Douglas Purchase Link - https://mybook.to/headteachersocial Author Bio – Hannah has had twenty of her works published, spanning a number of genres and has been translated into half a dozen languages. After travelling extensively, she is now settled back in the UK with her husband, daughter and clowder of cats, she spends her days writing romantic comedies and historical fiction.

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