"Old Money by Kelsey Miller immediately hooked me with its lush, razor-sharp descriptions of a small town with big secrets. Immediately, I felt compelled by the main character whose commentary on her hometown is equal parts insightful and, at times, darkly funny. It's an unputdownable mystery packed with emotion and complicated, layered characters. It's a rare gem of a thriller with something to say beyond its compelling twists and turns, complete with an ending that leaves you speechless. I can't wait to read what Miller writes next."—Olivia Muenter, USA Today bestselling author of Such a Bad Influence
 
"Old Money by Kelsey Miller is stuffed full of small-town secrets and the utter devastation they cause. With plenty of suspects to choose from and a determined heroine who refuses to quit no matter what, this edge-of-your-seat nailbiter will keep you guessing until the very end. Highly recommended!”—Hannah Mary McKinnon, internationally bestselling author of A Killer Motive
 
"Riveting, unpredictable, and profoundly emotional, Old Money follows a woman haunted by her past, who is determined to unearth a decades-old crime, and deliver justice to those who never received it. But when her mission of vengeance tears through the polite social fabric of the moneyed enclave of Briar’s Green, she uncovers a horrific darkness lurking beneath the wealthy veneer. Evocative, urgent, and aching, Old Money pulses with the power of a fever dream and examines how the wounds of childhood can reverberate throughout a lifetime. Miller’s prose is propulsive and intoxicating, with richly layered characters, and a story that grabs you from the first page and refuses to let you go. This book will keep you up past your bedtime, spark passionate book club debates, and stay with you long after you reach its powerful conclusion."—Jonathan Parks-Ramage, author of Yes, Daddy
 
"Old Money is a layered debut set in the heart of a cloaked and privileged world full of eerie traditions and deeply buried secrets. With lush writing and head-spinning twists, this novel is an unputdownable exploration of the strange pull of the past—and the shattering consequences of revisiting it." —Andrea Bartz, New York Times bestselling author of The Last Ferry Out and We Were Never Here


“Beguiling… Miller’s intricate plot drips with opulence and subterfuge…intoxicating.”—Publishers Weekly