No One Needs to Know

“Big Little Lies meets Primates of Park Avenue in this deliciously juicy tale of rich Upper East Side moms gone bad.”—Glamour

“This wonderfully juicy tale of Upper East Side mothers gone bad is Big Little Lies meets Gossip Girl, with extra drama thrown in for good measure. [Lindsay] Cameron’s pacey, character-driven style makes this deep-dive into the super-rich an essential for your summer reading list.”—Harper’s Bazaar UK

“Lindsay Cameron is quickly becoming one of my favorite thriller authors . . . (she) just does wealthy, Upper East Side (and messed up/dark) so well. This one felt like a mashup of Big Little Lies and Gossip Girl . . . a very fun read; I couldn’t put it down!”—The Stripe

“Ambition, adultery, and murder collide in this sly, witty thriller. No One Needs to Know is a juicy page-turner that will leave readers gasping—and guessing—until the end.”—Robyn Harding, internationally bestselling author of The Party

“A brilliant (and cautionary) thriller about ambition, desire, and competition—and the shocking lengths parents will go to get what they want. I loved this!”—Hank Phillippi Ryan, bestselling author of The Guest House

“Lindsay Cameron is a genius at putting the players in place and making us sympathize with their wrongdoings. Then, with devilish twists and turns, she unleashes her characters, their secrets spilling out in spellbinding, heart-thumping mayhem. An irresistible read!”—Samantha M. Bailey, internationally bestselling author of Watch Out for Her

“Scandalous and delicious.”—Georgina Cross, bestselling author of The Stepdaughter

“No One Needs to Know is a tantalizing peek behind the curtain concealing the secrets of the uber-elite on the Upper East Side. It’s Big Little Lies meets Gossip Girl in an unputdownable read that is as smart and witty as it is delectable. I raced through it!”—Liv Constantine, bestselling author of The Last Mrs. Parrish

“Fast-paced intrigue spiked with social satire . . . those inclined toward a fizzy cocktail of suspense and schadenfreude should enjoy.”—Publishers Weekly