Double Trouble: The first in a gritty gangland series from Stephanie Harte

Written by Stephanie Harte

Narrated by Gemma Lawrence and Chris Simmons

Don't miss the thrilling gangland series from bestselling author Stephanie Harte

Meet the Kennedy twins and get ready for trouble!

Twin sisters Lily and Daisy Kennedy live a life ruled by their controlling father, Des. Desperate to salvage his own shattered dreams, he forces his girls to perform in seedy London club, Eden's, in the hopes they will finally hit the big time.

Their double act instantly pulls in the punters, but in the shadow of the spotlights, danger lurks. Lily, the golden girl, is stressed out by their new life, but rebellious Daisy relishes the freedom and excitement it brings.

But when Daisy is spotted by renowned club owner Samson Fox, she’s dragged into a gangland world filled with threats and menace. And when Lily is kidnapped from the club, Daisy realises that she has brought trouble to their door – trouble only she can fix.

Don't miss this gripping gangland story, perfect for fans of Martina Cole, Kerry Kaya and Caz Finlay

Praise for Stephanie Harte:

'Stephanie Harte at her best. A must read for all fans of gangland crime.' Bestselling author Kerry Kaya.

'This book was so gripping and intense I read it in a day!' 5 star reader review

• Language: English
• Publisher: Boldwood Books
• Release date: Apr 10, 2024
• ISBN: 9781835331743

Stephanie Harte

Stephanie Harte was born and raised in North West London. She was educated at St Michael's Catholic Grammar school in Finchley. After leaving school she trained in Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy at London College of Fashion. She worked for many years as a Pharmaceutical Buyer for the NHS. Her career path led her to work for an international export company whose markets included The Cayman Islands and Bermuda. For ten years, Stephanie taught regular beauty therapy workshops at a London based specialist residential clinic that treated children with severe eating disorders. Stephanie took up writing as a hobby and self-published two novels and two novellas before signing a contract in March 2019 with Head of Zeus.