Absorbing, highly addictive

French is excellent at building up suspense and elegantly exploiting all our worst fears

Brilliantly plotted, crisply written and very, very frightening

Gripping, chilling, moving

Nicci French's sophisticated, compassionate and gripping crime novels stand head and shoulders above the competition.

I raced through Do Not Disturb. Douglas is one of few thriller writers who combines shocking twists effortlessly, and beautifully, with sensitive explorations of family dynamics. I loved it and can't wait to see what she does next

A tense and intriguing domestic noir where no one in the family is beyond suspicion. Kept me guessing right up to the thrilling finale

This enjoyable tale is very contemporary

Kirsty is all set to open a guesthouse in the Brecon Beacons - then her first guest turns up. She hasn't seen Selena for 17 years . . . what does her cousin want?

Kirsty is looking for a fresh start with her family and running a guesthouse in the Welsh mountains sounds ideal. Until their first guest arrives. It's been 17 years since Selena tore everything apart and she is the last person Kirsty wants to see. But why has she walked back into Kirsty's life?

Praise for Claire Douglas

Thrillingly tense and twisty

Stunning . . . with a killer twist

Perfect for fans of The Girl on the Train

Twisty, exciting yet so very real

An addictive read that will leave you on the edge of your seat

Superb plotting. I could hardly catch my breath between twists

Will give you chills

As soon as I finished the first page, I knew I wouldn't be able to put this down

It's impossible to guess the shocking ending

Fast-paced and chock-full of twists

Unforgettably dark and complex

I was absolutely gripped

Compelling and page-turning, with a brilliant twist

So twisty, turning and grippy

A fab and twisty page-turner

Gillian McAllister does 'what if' and wrings every drop of psychological tension out of a seemingly simple conundrum . . . a twisty, nailbiting road to the truth

Part courtroom drama, this moving thriller puts the bond between sisters to the ultimate test

Richly detailed

a lively read that combines some of The Martian’s space-science themes with elements of political intrigue, heist plotting, a dash of neo-noir, and…the economic implications of lunar colonization—all with some comedy throughout

After managing to bring hard, accurate science to the masses with The Martian, Andy Weir cuts loose with a lunar-set heist caper that should both please those who enjoy his attention and those who fell for his obvious ability to spin an entertaining yarn. The city of Artemis is meticulously constructed...it's a living, breathing place that's fun to explore and Jazz makes for an excellent guide. A SF thriller that wants you to have fun and it delivers

Weir has written yet another clever and action-fuelled story packed with the author's trademark wry humour and fast-paced science. Artemis is pure entertainment - a fun and adventurous book brimming with wit, intelligence and ingenuity

Weir excels when it comes to geeky references, snarky humour and scenes of ingenious scientific problem-solving