Pip Drysdale is a bestselling author of The Sunday Girl, The Strangers We Know and The Paris Affair. She grew up between Africa and Australia, became an adult between New York and London, lives on a steady diet of coffee, dreams and literature, and loves music, balconies, pretty clothes and moving cities. Before becoming a novelist she spent time as a musician and an actress. Her books have been published in multiple territories, she has been shortlisted for The Ned Kelly Award and The Strangers We Know is being developed for television. Pip presently lives in Sydney.
'Pip Drysdale is one of the brightest new stars in the realm of first-person psychological suspense … Romantic suspense for the Netflix generation.' * <B><I>Canberra Times</I></B> * 'Original. Breathtaking. Dangerous. The Next Girl is compulsory reading from an author at the top of her game.' -- <B>Loraine Peck, author of <I>The Second Son</I></B> 'A thriller so propulsive I had to physically put the book down and walk away to coax my heart rate back to normal.' -- <B>Loraine Peck, author of <I>The Second Son</I></B> ‘Reading Pip Drysdale is like having cocktails with your savviest girlfriend – you know the one. Fierce, smart and packed with tension, The Next Girl grabbed me from the first page. Drysdale knows how to craft a badass heroine, and with The Next Girl, she turns her sharp eye on injustice, misogyny and surveillance.’ -- <B>Ashley Kalagian Blunt, author of <I>Dark Mode</I></B> 'A wild rollercoaster of a ride where the twists keep coming and the stakes keep rising. It’s a complete adrenaline rush as Billie takes increasing risks to protect herself and other victims. This clever thriller questions power in relationships, technology and the justice system. It hooked me in and left me breathless. Set aside your weekend because you won’t be able to put it down.' -- <B>Petronella McGovern, author of <i>The Liars</i></B>