A gripping whodunnit and a subtle study of the mind of a psychopath

I loved this book. Masterly and satisfying

This book must be judged as a potential successor to the great sequences of detective writing by PD James and Ruth Rendell...excellent

She has the priceless ability to construct a solidly-researched narrative that keeps the reader turning the pages

Hill's first crime novel has a grip of steel

For the first time in years, P D James has serious competition

Slaughter deftly turns all assumptions on their head ... Her ability to make you buy into one reality, then another, means that the suprises - and the violent scenes - keep coming

No plodding, predictable plot lines here. A compelling exciting read

A strong and uncompromising thriller

Highly sophisticated and exquisitely written

Riveting

This morbidly funny page-turner will have you guessing until the end

Accomplished thriller... Turn of Mind is an incisive, humane exploration of how we can rail against our need for close relationships with others, feeling that they undermine our independence, even as we keep coming back for more

Turn of Mind is a difficult read emotionally, but more than justifies the reader's investment with its sublime writing and pitch-perfect plotting. As a drama it is scintillating, but transcends the boundaries of a mere thriller with a stunning exploration of a devastating illness. This is a book of tremendous value

This is a beautifully-written book with a dark mystery at its heart

Turn of Mind is an incredibly powerful novel, handled with an infinite amount of care and sensitivity that entertains and educates from beginning to end

It sounds like an impossible task: to write a murder mystery from the perspective of a suspect with Alzheimer's. And yet Alice LaPlante pulls it off and with some flair... Unforgettable

The twists and turns of mind this novel charts are haunting and original

Gripping...compelling