Nat Cooper-Taylor was famous. Now she’d do anything to get her life back.

When the young TV star accuses a man of assault – and loses – she is torn apart by the press, savaged on social media, and cancelled overnight. Her career, her reputation, her future are gone. While the man she accused walks free.

Josie Goodall was invisible. Now everybody knows her name.

For thirty years she’s been the usher at South Thames Crown Court. She’s the quiet woman in the corner who hears every secret, notes every lie, and says nothing. But when she watches Nat’s trial and sees how the law fails her, she knows she can’t stay silent. That night, she steals Nat’s address from the court files, and turns up at her door.

Six months later, Josie is back in her beloved Court Two. Not as an usher. This time, she’s standing in the dock, on trial for murder…

Both women swore to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Who do you believe?

From the number one Sunday Times bestselling author, this is a twisty, up-all-night thriller about toxic friendship and the terrible cost of revenge, perfect for readers of Harriet Tyce, Gillian McAllister, Dissection of a Murder and Apple Tree Yard.