Those Other Women

Rivalries and resentments between mums and non-mums spiral wildly out of control in the compelling new book by the bestselling author of The Fifth Letter
"Super addictive, cleverly plotted and ridiculously relatable ... This is definitely one of those books where the characters begin to feel like your new best friends within the first few chapters" Booktopia
An online rivalry between mums and non-mums spills dangerously into the real world
Poppy's world has tipped sideways: the husband who never wanted children has betrayed her with her broody best friend.
At least Annalise is on her side. Poppy's new friend is determined to celebrate their freedom from kids so together they create a Facebook group to meet up with like-minded women, and perhaps vent a little about smug mums and their privileges at work.
Meanwhile Frankie would love a night out, away from her darlings - she's not had one in years - and she's sick of being judged by women at the office and stay-at-home mums.
When Poppy and Annalise's group takes off and frustrated members start confronting mums like Frankie in the real world. Cafes become battlegrounds, playgrounds become warzones and offices have never been so divided.
A rivalry that was once harmless fun is spiralling out of control. Because one of their members is a wolf in sheep's clothing. And she has an agenda of her own.
"Super addictive, cleverly plotted and ridiculously relatable...thoughtful, whip-smart and emotionally rich contemporary fiction" 9Honey

Praise for The Fifth Letter:
"Dramatic, mysterious and compelling ... it's easy to read this book in one sitting" Vogue
"[A] pacey, circle-of-friends thriller, which accelerates in its intensity and sheer originality with every page" Australian Women's Weekly
"A delightful, heartwarming exploration of the twists and turns of true friendship, The Fifth Letter was simply delicious from the very first page to the last. [...] relatable characters, a fast-moving plot and just the right amount of mystery. I was hooked!" Rachael Johns, author of The Patterson Girls