French’s eighth and final novel about London psychotherapist Frieda Klein (after Sunday Silence) never rebounds from its sluggish start, in which a car crashes into a store. Behind the wheel is a man ...

At the start of French’s stunning fourth mystery featuring psychotherapist Frieda Klein (after 2014’s Waiting for Wednesday), a former classmate of Frieda’s from her hometown of Braxton, Maddie Capel, ...

Narrated by buff, beautiful Astrid Bell, the first part of this engaging thriller from husband-wife writing team Nicci Gerrard and Sean French (Losing You) sets up the puzzle pieces, red herrings and ...

UK crime novel The Memory Game is to be adapted as a Dutch-language feature film and will subsequently be released as a three-part miniseries. The psychological thriller will be produced by Dutch ...

This story is part of the June 28 edition of Good Weekend. See all stories. Sean French, 66, and Nicci Gerrard, 67, have been married for 34 years and written 27 books together, all thrillers, under ...

In French’s disappointing seventh thriller starring London psychotherapist Frieda Klein (after 2017’s Dark Saturday), Frieda discovers the decomposing corpse of Bruce Stringer, an ex-policeman she ...

Joyce Carol Oates once said that when writers meet and interrogate each other about their writing methods (how many hours a day, how many words a day, how much planning and how much editing, how many ...

This superb psychological thriller from the pseudonymous French (The Other Side of the Door) stars a cerebral and self-contained London psychotherapist, Frieda Klein. When one of Frieda’s patients ...

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Jane Garvey hears about the new Nicci French novel from husband-and-wife writing team Nicci Gerrard and Sean French, and talks to Anne Archer about preparing to play Jane Fonda. Show more Anne Archer ...

She had red spots on her tummy and a clammy forehead, but her mother seemed cross when she fetched her from school. Her mother looked pretty, though. She was wearing a green dress Mattie hadn’t seen ...