One split second can destroy your life forever


Single mother Jen Cornish is just trying to hold things together for the sake of her seven-year-old son Charlie. Until the day when she does an impulsive good deed to help a neighbour, setting off a terrifying chain of events that quickly spirals out of control…

When she is arrested for a crime she didn't commit, Jen quickly starts to wonder if someone is playing a cruel game with her - or is she losing her mind?



Desperate to clear her name with the police, she must first untangle a chilling web of lies. But someone is watching her every move - and it isn't just Jen who is in danger.



They're watching her child as well.



An unputdownable psychological thriller with plenty of twists that will keep you hooked until the very last page…



Read what everyone is saying about Each Little Lie



'Bale is a real master of the thriller, twisting everyday life into the horrifying with a plot that hurtles along at an unprecedented rate. Brilliant!' Bloomin' Brilliant Books (5*)



'His books are some of the most compelling reads I've come across in this genre. A #WTF moment as each chapter unfolds… in a stomach churning, fearfully, paranoid way, I LOVED it! ' Chapter in my life (5*)



'OMG Tom Bale never ceases to surprise me, this author has an incredible knack for creating a thriller with a difference' The Book Review Café (5*)



'I LOVED this book!! It completely hooked me from the first few pages and I didn't want to put it down. It is definitely an unputdownable psychological thriller and I loved the twists and turns' Donna's Book Blog (5*)



'If you are looking for a character and plot driven story with a wonderful blend of characters, mystery and intrigue with a healthy side order of threat and menace then absolutely give this book a whirl. I loved it.' Jen Med Book Reviews (5*)



'A compulsive page-turner, with elements of a psychological thriller combined with a hefty dose of humanity. I look forward to each new Tom Bale book, and I am never disappointed!' Bibliophile Book Club