A marriage made in heaven, a murder made in hell.Why kill the man you love?Lizzy was struggling, everyone could see.He shouldn't have done those things.He shouldn't have pushed her so hard.And now her children, her marriage, her hope - gone.Lizzy Dyson is on trial for her life. She knows she must pay for what she did, even if it wasn't planned, but will the jury believe her?A whydunnit rather than a whodunnit, Sleep follows a woman on trial for killing her husband and his lover. Was it premeditated, a crime of passion, or a moment of madness? Told through a series of flashbacks and testimony, the struggles that Lizzy Dyson faced are revealed.A suspense-filled psychological thriller, domestic noir, and courtroom drama. Sleep is a story about heartbreak and betrayal, and reveals what can drive a woman to murder.Deals with the sensitive subjects of miscarriage, domestic violence and depression."A compelling domestic drama where the tragic build-up to an awful crime unfolds through the eyes of a desperate woman." - SJI Holliday, Bestselling author of The Last Resort & Violet"You'll love Lizzy and you'll hate her. You'll want to hug her, you'll want to slap her. But in the end, you'll want to save her. An enthralling insight into one woman's shattered life, and the strength she must summon to rebuild it." Michael Wombat, Author of The Raven's Wing & Fog. M K started out life wanting to be a film director, but when directing people didn't work, she turned to words instead. She finds them much easier to deal with - most days.M K Boers writes psychological thrillers, but under her pen name Miranda Kate, she has been featured in several Flash Fiction anthologies and ezines, and published several books, including three collections, four novels, and a novella. She writes across genres, which include Horror, Science Fiction Fantasy, Time Travel and Paranormal Fantasy, often mixing them together - the one constant being that they are all dark.M K Boers spent her early childhood in Surrey, in the south of England, and her teens moving round the UK, but currently resides in the Netherlands

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