Beautiful People is a gripping thriller about a group of privileged friends who reunite for a wedding and face the dark secrets from their past. It is perfect for fans of Saltburn and crime thrillers.

Format: Hardback
Length: 352 pages
Publication date: 07 November 2024
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers

Perfect for fans of Saltburn …

Beautiful People

is a captivating new thriller from the author of

The Haven

, perfect for fans of

Saltburn

. It is a deliciously twisty tale that explores the lives of the rich and entitled, and the consequences of their actions.

Beautiful People

follows Victoria, a young woman who escapes her broken home for university in London and falls in love with Nick, who welcomes her into his privileged circle of friends. However, life takes a darker turn when Victoria is reunited with Nick and a host of glittering guests to celebrate the wedding of Hollywood darling Ingrid Olsson to ruthlessly well-connected Julian Draper.

Beautiful People

is a gripping exploration of obsession, identity, and revenge, set against the backdrop of a glamorous wedding. It is a dark, dazzling masterpiece that will keep readers hooked until the very end.

Beautiful People

has received praise from critics, who have described it as a "flawless, beautiful, moving, shocking, and wildly compelling" read. Lisa Jewell, writing for the Daily Mail, called it "deliciously twisty" and said she wished she could read it all over again. Claire Douglas, writing for i News, described it as a "tense and twisty page-turner" and praised it as a "dark, dazzling masterpiece."

Beautiful People

is a slow-burning exploration of obsession, identity, and revenge, which is as glamorous as it is devastating. It is a well-put-together and gripping thriller that exposes the dark secrets of the uber-rich.

Beautiful People

is a captivating tale that exposes the dark secrets of the uber-rich. It is a must-read for fans of

Saltburn

and anyone who enjoys a well-crafted thriller.

Weight: 564g
Dimension: 242 x 164 x 34 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780008410377