Lucy Roth is the pseudonym for author Lucy Nichol – a writer with a love of flawed characters and tales from the darker side of life. She has a passion for mental health awareness, music and nostalgia. Her first work of fiction, a dark comedy called The Twenty Seven Club, explores music fandom, mental health and media sensationalism. Her second novel, Parklife (the sequel to The Twenty Seven Club), delves into addiction, recovery, friendship and hope, and is set against a backdrop of Northern life and 90s Brit Pop. Lucy’s third novel, a feminist comedy entitled No Worries If Not! was published in summer 2023 by Harper North. When Sally Killed Harry is her debut thriller novel.

'A razor-sharp revenge thriller with bite, brains and a body count. Cold-blooded and wildly funny, it’s the perfect beach read to pair with blazing sun and a chilled drink' The Observer‘Darkly funny’ i News‘Dark and funny’ Jackie Kabler, author of The Murder List‘I absolutely loved everything about this book – It's the best fun, with such whip-smart characters and a compelling story. I couldn't put it down (I barely slept!). Lucy Roth is officially brilliant and I am obsessed.’ Lucy Vine, author of What Fresh Hell‘This is how I like my rom coms – not too much rom, a good amount of com, but most of all a wicked amount of imagination when it comes to revenge – a book of tremendous energy, delightful malice and menace’ Robin Ince, author and comedian‘Incredibly pacy, funny, oh-so- dark, devious and dare I say, relatable… Who hasn’t thought about getting back at someone who’s hurt you, right? I loved everything about it!’ Noelle Holton, author of His Truth Her Truth‘Wow! I loved it. Devoured it in two days. It was dark, delicious and deadly. Provocative and thought-provoking too. Layered, with depth and utterly addictive.’ Louise Swanson, author of End of Story‘They say don't get mad, get even – but Sally does both in this excellent revenge thriller. I couldn't put it down … I'll have what Lucy Roth is having’ L.M. Chilton, author of Don’t Swipe Right‘A bold and clever coming-of-rage story that gives a razor sharp twist on the classic romcom’ Victoria Hawthorne, author of The Darkest Night‘The characters leapt off the page, their back stories were compelling and drove the story well. The Sally and Harry names riff was also good fun.’ Kay Wilson, author of The Stand-Up Mam'The anti-romcom. A feminist found-family of blossoming killers takes center stage in a thriller unlike anything you've read before.' Lily Sparks, author of the Teen Killers Club series

Lucy Roth is the pseudonym for author Lucy Nichol – a writer with a love of flawed characters and tales from the darker side of life. She has a passion for mental health awareness, music and nostalgia. Her first work of fiction, a dark comedy called The Twenty Seven Club, explores music fandom, mental health and media sensationalism. Her second novel, Parklife (the sequel to The Twenty Seven Club), delves into addiction, recovery, friendship and hope, and is set against a backdrop of Northern life and 90s Brit Pop. Lucy’s third novel, a feminist comedy entitled No Worries If Not! was published in summer 2023 by Harper North. When Sally Killed Harry is her debut thriller novel.

'A razor-sharp revenge thriller with bite, brains and a body count. Cold-blooded and wildly funny, it’s the perfect beach read to pair with blazing sun and a chilled drink' The Observer‘Darkly funny’ i News‘Dark and funny’ Jackie Kabler, author of The Murder List‘I absolutely loved everything about this book – It's the best fun, with such whip-smart characters and a compelling story. I couldn't put it down (I barely slept!). Lucy Roth is officially brilliant and I am obsessed.’ Lucy Vine, author of What Fresh Hell‘This is how I like my rom coms – not too much rom, a good amount of com, but most of all a wicked amount of imagination when it comes to revenge – a book of tremendous energy, delightful malice and menace’ Robin Ince, author and comedian‘Incredibly pacy, funny, oh-so- dark, devious and dare I say, relatable… Who hasn’t thought about getting back at someone who’s hurt you, right? I loved everything about it!’ Noelle Holton, author of His Truth Her Truth‘Wow! I loved it. Devoured it in two days. It was dark, delicious and deadly. Provocative and thought-provoking too. Layered, with depth and utterly addictive.’ Louise Swanson, author of End of Story‘They say don't get mad, get even – but Sally does both in this excellent revenge thriller. I couldn't put it down … I'll have what Lucy Roth is having’ L.M. Chilton, author of Don’t Swipe Right‘A bold and clever coming-of-rage story that gives a razor sharp twist on the classic romcom’ Victoria Hawthorne, author of The Darkest Night‘The characters leapt off the page, their back stories were compelling and drove the story well. The Sally and Harry names riff was also good fun.’ Kay Wilson, author of The Stand-Up Mam'The anti-romcom. A feminist found-family of blossoming killers takes center stage in a thriller unlike anything you've read before.' Lily Sparks, author of the Teen Killers Club series