Fractured Web by C.T. Sullivan is a gripping tale that begins in the quiet village of Much ‎Hadham, where rumors spread like wildfire, exposing the fragile lives of its inhabitants. At the ‎heart of this story is Wendy Jacks, a seemingly ordinary girl whose childhood is marred by her ‎mother's scandalous affair and her father's sudden departure. Growing up with a hardened ‎heart, Wendy navigates life with a twisted sense of justice, setting her on a dark path of ‎manipulation and deceit.‎
Twenty-six years later, as a science teacher, Wendy's bottled-up rage manifests in sinister ways, ‎leading to devastating consequences for herself and those around her. Set against the backdrop ‎of an elite grammar school, "Fractured Web" explores the themes of revenge, obsession and the ‎lingering impact of childhood trauma. Sullivan masterfully weaves a tale of suspense and moral ‎ambiguity, where every action has a ripple effect that could unravel the delicate web of life.‎