Review
'An intriguing set-up, admirably tense and thought-provoking'
-- Mail on Sunday
'Another intelligent, smoothly plotted novel from one of our most interesting crime writers.' -- Sunday Telegraph
'As frightening and as compulsively readable as Walter's previous novels, with as ingenious a plot...'
-- Times Literary Supplement
'Crime novelist Walters is back in fine form with a thriller that will keep you guessing right to the final pages' -- Birmingham Mail
'Minette Walters is an adventurous novelist who rarely repeats herself'
-- The Times
'Walters' imagination is especially good on the fantasies of hatred and revenge engendered by war'
-- The Independent
'a remarkable, almost hypnotic book that pulls of the incredible trick of making the reader care for disturbed and highly dislikeable people. To do that takes rare skill.' -- Birmingham Post
-- Mail on Sunday
'Another intelligent, smoothly plotted novel from one of our most interesting crime writers.' -- Sunday Telegraph
'As frightening and as compulsively readable as Walter's previous novels, with as ingenious a plot...'
-- Times Literary Supplement
'Crime novelist Walters is back in fine form with a thriller that will keep you guessing right to the final pages' -- Birmingham Mail
'Minette Walters is an adventurous novelist who rarely repeats herself'
-- The Times
'Walters' imagination is especially good on the fantasies of hatred and revenge engendered by war'
-- The Independent
'a remarkable, almost hypnotic book that pulls of the incredible trick of making the reader care for disturbed and highly dislikeable people. To do that takes rare skill.' -- Birmingham Post
Birmingham Post
'a remarkable, almost hypnotic book that pulls of the incredible trick of making the reader care for disturbed and highly dislikeable people. To do that takes rare skill.'
