Fast-paced, gripping and intense - A Stranger on Board is going to make some serious waves this summer

Agatha Christie meets Die Hard on water. A fantastic, full throttle thriller that never takes its foot off the accelerator

A fabulous, action-packed adventure. The superyacht is a genius premise and, mixed with Sarah's grit, it was an absolute joy to read

A Stranger On Board is a taut and thrilling ride. Pure escapist pleasure!

A fast-paced thriller that reminds me of a Hollywood blockbuster transferred to the page, full of intrigue and depth of knowledge and vibrant characters who are realised to maximum effect with a plot that sizzles with numerous twists and turns and had me on the edge of my seat!

Praise for the author

Twisty, compelling and incredibly pacy...will keep you on the edge of your seat from the first page to the last

A hugely enjoyable and original thriller. Cameron's going to be one to watch

A fascinating and unputdownable thriller with a devious twist

I tore through this perfectly plotted tale of secrets and lies

An enjoyably compact thriller, with an absolutely killer last line.

Forever and a Day is an explosive prequel to Casino Royale which promises to please Bond aficionados and a new legion of fans.

This is another great new James Bond novel from Horowitz, who’s filling the shoes of Ian Fleming with apparent ease.

Highly enjoyable.

Anthony is an enthusiastic writer who relishes the world of adventure he conveys.

A timeless Bond... has all the elements of a rollicking read.

Horowitz proves himself so adept at getting inside the iconic character, and Fleming’s writing style, that it’s difficult to see the join. Rip-roaringly recommended.

Horowitz…captures the mood, pace and style of Fleming very well… the story thunders along with action galore in the Bond tradition. It whets the appetite for the 25th Bond film.

A rattling good thriller from an undoubted master of the genre.

Exciting, atmospheric and with non-stop action.

Anthony Horowitz writes Bond in the style of Fleming... Total brain candy in the best possible fashion.

Authentic, exciting and shot through with a very Flemingesque ennui.

A clever and highly-satisfying espionage thriller... Horowitz nails precisely why Ian Fleming's novels were so popular in the first place. Put simply, he gets James Bond.

Readers will love the way Horowitz stays loyal to the winning formula of Bond creator Ian Fleming, confronting an old enemy with new energy.

There seems an inexhaustible appetite for all things 007. One day, we might tire of him, but if his fictional incarnations remain as entertaining as With a Mind to Kill, we will be hoping that Bond doesn't hang up his Walther PPK for a while yet.

Masterly... There's an enjoyably mischievous tension between Bond, whose entire time in Russia is bleak...and Horowitz, who's plainly having a ball subjecting him to this ordeal.

A gloriously entertaining and surprisingly poignant novel that would make a better movie than many of the Bond stories that actually made it to the big screen.