Bestselling author Lisa Jewell is back with a gripping new psychological thriller, It Could Have Been Her.

The novel follows Jane Trevally, who, shortly after her divorce, narrowly escapes a terrifying encounter at a remote house on Hampstead Heath. Twenty-five years later, fate brings her back to the same house when she returns a small white dog belonging to a woman who has been reported missing. After catching a glimpse of a haunted-looking woman through the window, Jane is drawn into uncovering the house’s chilling secrets—discovering a story involving a missing woman, a dysfunctional family, and dark truths that could have changed her own life forever.

Described as another suspense-filled thriller from Lisa Jewell, It Could Have Been Her promises mystery, psychological tension, and shocking revelations. The book has already earned high praise from acclaimed authors, with Marian Keyes calling Jewell “a STONE COLD GENIUS!” and Ruth Ware describing her as “on top-form.”

Lisa Jewell made her debut with Ralph’s Party in 1999, the year’s best-selling debut novel, and has since published twenty-three more novels, including acclaimed psychological thrillers such as Then She Was Gone, The Family Upstairs, and None of This Is True.