Kathryn Collis 
The Year My Wife Died 

Ryan Andrews seems to have it all: a successful career in advertising, a lovely home, and a capable wife, Jane, who manages the household and their three children with military-like precision. His life falls apart when Jane is killed in a tragic accident and he is left to bring up his three children by himself. He hasnt got a clue what to do with the children or how to manage the household.

His incredible grief is heightened by the discovery that Jane was not the person he thought she was.

He meets Merry, an exotic woman who seems both helpful and sympathetic. However, Merry is not all that she appears to be. She has her own sinister agenda.

Over de auteur

Kathryn Collis worked in banking for nineteen years. She spent another nineteen years working in libraries, which included library management. At one stage, she worked as a newspaper editor.

Kathryn has tertiary library and management qualifications. She has previously compiled a history of Caboolture, Queensland, in the 1970s. Kathryn has published Siblings, The Herald, Ivan’s Legacy, Blown Away, Getting Away with It, The Evil That Men Do, Split Seconds, Eating Well for Less than $30 a Week, R.I.P., and Dreamdate.com through XLibris.

Details of her works can be found on the website www.kathryncollis.com.

Kathryn lives on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast.