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A #1 Kindle Best Seller in Thrillers, Crime, Mystery and Suspense
When Laura Fletcher approaches her home in Oxfordshire to
find hordes of photographers crowding the gates, she knows there exists something
terribly wrong. She is faced using the shocking news that her husband is dead -
brutally murdered - and in accordance with Chief Inspector Tom Douglas, there is
little doubt the murderer can be a woman.
In a relationship that has had her in the glamorous five
star luxury of London, Venice and Positano to your bleak and draughty manor house
in rural Oxfordshire, Laura has learned to guard her secrets well. She is not
alone. It would seem that most the women in their own husband's life have
something to hide.
But there's one secret that they has never shared, and
when the investigation reaches its dramatic and horrific climax, she realises
that she has no choice. She has to give Tom Douglas the last part of the
puzzle. And this changes everything, leaving Douglas having a terrible dilemma:
whether to punish the guilty, or protect the innocent.
ONLY THE INNOCENT is often a spellbinding psychological thriller
that will make you breathless!

REVIEWS:

"The author has it all here with darkness, abuse, degradation, drugs, sex as well as a murder. This is really a well crafted novel along with the plot is superb, nothing emerges away to the reader. Several twists and turns. I suggest it."

"Excellent and intriguing start that have me hooked from your first page."

"A brilliantly written storyline that's hard that will put down, I strongly suggest this book along with the author."

"The more I read ... the more I understood why someone would kill him, but even then a end-all reason knocked me back a couple of pegs. When everything was said and done I became left using the question that Abbott poses in their own blurb, does one punish the guilty, or protect the innocent?"