Silicon Valley

"Bonnie Traymore weaves a web of suspense that'll keep you glued to the pages. It's like Gillian Flynn meets Silicon Valley intrigue. This book is PHENOMENAL!!" - Amazon Laura Foster has it all – until someone starts trying to kill her. Laura's on the verge of living the life she's always wanted. At the age of twenty-seven, she put her career plans on hold, married handsome widower Peter Foster, settled down in his Silicon Valley home, and helped raise his two children. Twelve years later, its her turn to shine. Her career is thriving, the kids are out of the house, and Peter's company is on the verge of an FDA approval that could garner a windfall in stock gains for them. But when a series of freak accidents can no longer be chalked up to bad luck, it becomes clear that someone is out to get her. Is it someone from work, jealous of her promotion? Or is it perhaps someone more dangerous? Someone closer to home? Laura has no enemies that she knows of, but she senses that husband Peter is keeping secrets. And when she starts digging into the family's past, a twisted and unsettling story starts to slowly reveal itself. But with the walls closing in on her, she needs to find out why someone would want to harm her and what really happened to his first wife. Before it's too late. A twisty domestic suspense novel set in high-tech Silicon Valley, perfect for fans of Every Last Secret, The Prediction, and It's Always the Husband who enjoy bingable thrillers about family secrets, betrayal, infidelity, and murder. Book 1 of 2 in the Silicon Valley series. Can be read as a stand-alone or part of the duo. "I devoured this in a few short hours. Very easy to read and the story keeps you coming back for one more chapter." -NetGalley "Full of suspense and twists and turns!" - NetGalley "Heart pounding thriller that left me on the edge of my seat. Definitely one of the best books this year." - NetGalley "Stands on the shoulders of Gillian Flynn" - Booktrib "Traymore's writing style is truly engaging and the plot is well-crafted, serpentine in its twists and turns and tantalizingly unpredictable. Full of well-developed, nuanced characters that defy traditional notions of good and bad, The Stepfamily is the perfect read for those itching for a thriller that immediately grabs hold and doesn't let go." BookTrib For fans of Daniel Hurst, Shari Lapena, Shalini Boland, Gillian Flynn, Freida McFadden, Minka Kent, or Liv Constantine.

The man holds out his business card, and Allie plucks it from his fingers without touching them. "Hope to see you around, Allie Dawson," he says. That was over a month ago, when she ran into a gregarious stranger at a coffee shop... who just happened to have a guest house for rent. It seemed too good to be true, but she told herself to ignore the nagging feeling in her gut. That was her first mistake. When Allie saw Laura Foster's email welcoming her into a cohort of grant recipients, she literally jumped for joy. She was headed to Silicon Valley with a chance to bring her innovative product to market. She's deaf with a cochlear implant, and she's developed a screen that can clip onto eyeglasses and caption speech in real time. But she had no idea how tight the rental market would be, or how cutthroat the competition is for everything from housing to venture capital. So, after a futile search to find a short-term apartment she could afford, she rented a guest house from a chummy real estate agent who approached her at a coffee shop. But it's clear now that she should have trusted her instincts. Because there's something off about her landlord. And his moody wife. And the cryptic Hungarian guy renting his master suite. Are they after her technology? She knows what it feels like to see her life flash before her eyes, and she doesn't need that kind of stress right now. So why is she still living there? And has she already seen too much? Innovation, greed, and danger collide in The Guest House, Silicon Valley Series Book 2, a stand-alone sequel to the best-selling hit page-turner The Stepfamily. "Comparable to the work of Gillian Flynn (Gone Girl), or Paula Hawkins (The Girl on the Train), author Bonnie Traymore keeps readers turning the pages of this gripping tale." - BookTrib