The Disappearance of Emily Marr: From the Sunday Times bestselling author of OUR HOUSE

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An entertaining book with some really well-drawn characters from the major to the minor, recognisable, three-dimensional personalities are a must in a book where the root of the book is in their actions and Louise Candlish has proved herself extremely accomplished in creating them for our enjoyment.

For me, it’s important for producers to be able (and willing) to adapt to new ways of working and to constantly be out there educating themselves.LBB> Clients’ thirst for content seems to be unquenchable - and they need content that’s fast and responsive! Her storytelling is exquisite and her character building is amazing - I was utterly enthralled reading this.

This sudden change in the storyline is what elevates an already solid 4 star novel into a brilliantly put together 5 star book. LBB> If you compare your role to the heads of TV or heads of production when you first joined the industry, what do you think are the most striking or interesting changes - and what surprising things have stayed the same? We work with Just Runners, who supply runners from diverse backgrounds who wouldn’t have a way into the industry through someone they know. I think you’re a great example of a producer who is not only fully integrated, but who also has a clear point of view on the creative; very agile and always wants the finished product to be the best it possibly can be.As a result, we’re seeing scripts which suit all kinds of styles and opens everything up to a new world of directors and emerging talent. Tabby begins to discover the truth behind the real identity of Emmie Mason and begins her own investigation. I picked it up again in mid-March, and it took off with a bang, though not a literal one (no one gets shot in this book, and that's not a spoiler).

We all learn on the go and a good producer will be a sponge; learning from their peers, industry allies etc. I was very young, very naïve and certainly not ready to be working with someone of his calibre but I remember how he included me, listened to me and patiently explained things so I could sound like I knew what I was talking about when I went back to my client!Hector Murray: So Emily, it’s been two almost years of us working together now – time flies when you’re having fun, right…! This leads her to meet Arthur, a married neighbour, who feels isolated in a marriage he hasn’t wanted to be in for 20 years, finding solace in working all hours under the sun. With Emmie’s narration being told in her own words in the past and Tabby��s the story is also one of a different kind of friendship than normally portrayed in women’s fiction, here Emmie is far more secretive about her past, only giving Tabby the barest of details about her life before France despite Tabby wanting to support her friend but Tabby has a secret too and it may just cause both their lives to unravel.