The Girl in Seat 2A

Funny how one lie can spiral. One thing about me: I HATE flying. It's my worst nightmare. That's why I book seat 2A every time I fly. Since my big win, I've been booking seats 2B and 2C as well. They're my comfort seats, they cushion the claustrophobia, and at last I can afford them. I am now determined to live the life of luxury. I deserve it, after all. How to Live Like a Millionaire. is the book I'm reading on this flight. When it lands on the floor, a handsome guy hands it back to me. I know he clocks the title, because he's totally charming and talks to me as if I'm one of the Marbella Millionaire set. When I land in sunny Spain, I'll be acting like a millionairess, that's for sure - even if it's stretching the truth, just a bit. We all know that money talks, and I intend to talk my way into a better life. Who knows. maybe this guy, the one who had the cheek to sit down in seat 2C, might be someone special. He has an air of danger, but who cares. Praise for Diana Wilkinson. 'A fast paced, edge of the seat thriller that's extremely well executed. I was gripped from the very first page. ' L. H. Stacey. 'A beautifully written thriller where even the clues are out to get you. ' Gemma Rogers. 'Wilkinson delivers with this gripping and original thriller' Keri Beevis. 'This didn't disappoint. Clues upon clues upon clues kept me glued to the story. What a very clever book. not a read for the faint-hearted. ' Valerie Keogh. 'With a unique plot and superb writing, Ms Wilkinson has nailed this one. I'd give it 10 stars if I could. ' J A Baker.