‘Absolutely gripping’ Lisa Jewell
‘I’ll drop anything for a new Adele Parks’ Lucy Foley
‘Whip-smart ... Read moreprotagonist, immensely satisfying’ Karin Slaughter
‘Parks gets better and better’ Gillian McAllister
‘Original and utterly compelling’ Peter James

One last client
A week at a beautiful French chateau should be an easy final job for Dora. She’s smart, stunning and discreet.
She only needs to convince the other guests that she’s Daniel’s girlfriend.

One last chance
One final, luxurious week and she can leave the dangerous, difficult escort world, because Dora has fallen in love and is ready to embrace a better future.

One last secret
But as the guests assemble, it becomes terrifyingly apparent that putting her past behind her is impossible. And one last secret could cost Dora everything, including her life…

From the Sunday Times Number One bestseller Adele Parks comes a blisteringly provocative novel about power, sex, money and revenge.

Praise for One Last Secret:

‘Absolutely gripping, this is revenge lit at its best’ Lisa Jewell

‘I’ll drop anything for a new Adele Parks: she nails it every time’ Lucy Foley

‘Perfection’ Daily Mail

‘A whip-smart protagonist, immensely satisfying twists and turns and powerful emotional undercurrents’ Karin Slaughter

‘An astonishing achievement, Parks gets better and better’ Gillian McAllister

‘A high-octane read’ Prima

‘Original and utterly compelling’ Peter James

‘Serves up the perfect dose of escapism laced with tension and darkness’ Cosmopolitan

‘Adele Parks is the queen of the domestic drama’ Sally Hepworth

‘Deliciously deceptive and darkly satisfying. I loved it’ Jane Fallon

‘Adele Parks goes fearlessly into worlds… She pulls it off every time’ Jane Corry

‘Tense’ Best

‘5*… This dark, twisted tale gets better with every page’ The Sun

‘‘Perfect pacing… a clever plot with several jaw-dropping twists and a protagonist you’ll find yourself rooting for…’ My Weekly

‘A sassy voice and – in true Parks style – a serpentine twist that comes back to bite you’ Saga