Author:Georges Simenon,Siân Reynolds
'The most addictive of writers' Observer
'High up in Montmartre, there was a festive atmosphere, people were crowding round the little tables where rosé wine was being served ... Yet a hundred metres further on, the little alleyways were deserted, and the killer might find it easy to pounce'
Detective Chief Inspector Maigret is known for his infallible instinct, for getting at the truth no matter how complex the case, but when someone starts killing women on the streets of Montmartre, he finds himself confounded. In the sweltering Paris summer heat, with the city in a state of siege, Maigret hatches a plan to lure the murderer out ...
'Compelling, remorseless, brilliant' John Gray
'One of the greatest writers of the twentieth century . . . Simenon was unequalled at making us look inside, though the ability was masked by his brilliance at absorbing us obsessively in his stories' Guardian
'A supreme writer . . . unforgettable vividness' Independent
Praise for Anything You Do Say
—— -A terrific premise, delivered with panache
—— Clare MackintoshDark and intense . . . An exhilarating hold-your-breath read!
—— PrimaI loved Gillian's latest book. Another winner. One of the most inventive and original thrillers I've read in recent memory. The Sliding Doors structure kept me turning page after page to discover Joanna's destiny. I devoured this book in one sitting. It's official! Gillian McAllister is fast becoming one of my favourite authors!
—— Hollie OvertonAn addictive, exciting and devilishly clever book . . . exceptional
—— Holly SeddonA Sliding Doors thriller with a moral dilemma at its heart. Brilliant
—— Claire DouglasA smartly conceived psychological thriller
—— Sunday TimesThis gripping thriller will make you wonder: What would I do? We couldn't put this book down!
—— Take a BreakThis clever novel reminds me of Sliding Doors - it will challenge every belief you have
—— SunJoanna has two choices: does she call 999 or run? Ingeniously, the novel's alternating chapters depict both riveting options
—— HeatAll the hallmarks of a stunning psychological thriller: Pace, twists and turns and the heart-stopping realisation that it could easily be you
—— Adam CroftCompletely original. I was gripped
—— Jane FallonHard to put down. The two storylines work so well and the balance is perfect . . . A gripping story with real characters
—— Emma CurtisA Sliding Doors-style thriller that will keep you gripped until the final page
—— CloserThe novel is ingenious . . . a beautiful and original book
—— Claire KendalAn expertly crafted novel full of drama and tension . . . An impossible feat accomplished with great skill. Bravo
—— Imran MahmoodPraise for Everything but the Truth
—— -Perfection. Intriguing and compelling. An exceptional debut
—— Clare MackintoshWonderful writing and a brilliant story. An amazing debut
—— B A ParisPacked with twists and turns that will make it almost impossible to put down
—— HelloA beautifully written domestic noir full of secrets and lies
—— Claire DouglasThis contemporary love story wrapped up in a thriller is a brilliant read. Compelling and intense
—— Sunday MirrorA gripping, compelling page turner that kept me up half the night
—— Liz NugentYou won't be able to put it down!
—— Hollie OvertonAn utterly unique story . . . my heart was in my mouth the whole time
—— Holly SeddonAn assured and gripping debut
—— Alex MarwoodTense and compelling
—— Paula DalyI found myself wanting to pick it up at every opportunity. Brilliant
—— Jenny BlackhurstTop domestic noir
—— SunOnce I'd started I was powerless to stop. Brilliantly executed, clever and utterly realistic
—— Jill MansellThis is a book to devour
—— Elizabeth HaynesStartlingly good. Gillian McAllister is a new star in psychological thrillers
—— Miranda DickinsonIntriguing and atmospheric
—— Sheila O'FlanaganBreathlessly brilliant
—— HeatA thrilling book club read
—— PrimaPrepare to be gripping by this tense thriller
—— Fabulous Magazine