Emily Bleeker writes contemporary women's fiction and domestic suspense about marriage, family secrets, memory and the stories people construct to survive difficult events. Wreckage alternates between two survivors of a plane crash and the public account they give after returning home, gradually exposing what happened on the island and why parts of their story do not fit. When I'm Gone begins after a woman's death, when letters she prepared for her husband arrive and reveal information he did not know about their marriage. Working Fire centres on sisters and a suspicious house fire, while When We Were Enemies and When We Chased the Light use family history and the entertainment world to connect present-day lives with concealed events from earlier generations. Bleeker's novels are accessible and plot-led, often shifting viewpoints or timelines so that family relationships are reinterpreted as new information appears. They suit readers of domestic fiction, family mystery and suspense where emotional secrets matter as much as the central investigation. Read more Less
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