DO ME NO HARM

A family held together with lies. About to be torn apart by a secret.

Olivia Somers has spent her life protecting people. It's her job as a doctor and a mother of two. So when her son Robbie's drink is spiked, Olivia is devastated. Nevertheless, she tries to put it down to a horrible accident and can only hope that no more danger will come to the people she loves. But when her house is broken into, and 'Murderer' painted on her living room wall, she's convinced the spiking was no mere accident. Has her son done something unspeakable? Or is someone from her past after revenge? Someone closer to her family than she could possibly realise? No longer able to keep her past at bay, Olivia's about to find out her doctor's oath to do no harm will be tested to its very limits.

Julie Corbin completed the creative writing course at Sussex University in 2007. The first 1,000 words of her debut novel, Tell Me No Secrets (Hodder, 2009), reached the shortlist of the Daily Telegraph's 'Novel in a Year' competition in 2007 and the first 10,000 words were shortlisted for the Writers' and Artists' Yearbook competition. She is also the author of Where the Truth Lies (Hodder, 2010).