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Dark Fiction Set in Scotland

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A small-town scandal. A reinvention in the city. A past that refuses to stay buried.

At sixteen, Isobel is blamed for a tragedy that tears her family apart and leaves her cast out in a town that never forgives. Twenty years later, she has rebuilt her life in Glasgow, but when the past resurfaces, she must confront buried secrets and decide who she really is – and what she's willing to risk to protect the life she's built.

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Book cover for The Day She Came Home by Emma Dhesi, showing a child's yellow shoe on grass under a dark, moody Scottish sky
A Scottish Redemption Series · Book 1

The Day She Came Home

The emotionally charged debut that started it all – family secrets, gripping twists and a reckoning long overdue.

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Book cover of Belonging by Emma Dhesi, a women's fiction family drama set in Scotland
A Scottish Redemption Series · Book 2

Belonging

A family's carefully constructed security unravels when long-buried secrets come to light. A drama about identity, adoption and what it means to belong.

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Cover of Emma Dhesi's suspense novel Follow Me, a psychological thriller set in Scotland
A Scottish Suspense Series · Book 1

Follow Me

Maggie believes she has finally escaped her past – until she realises she is still being watched. Tense psychological suspense with a strong emotional core.

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About Emma Dhesi

Emma Dhesi is a Scottish author writing dark women's fiction set in Scotland – stories of motherhood, secrets and women rebuilding their lives when everything falls apart.

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