Review
A piquant mixture of humour, period detail . . . and truly beguiling characterisation (Financial Times)
Griffiths pulls a truly startling rabbit out of the hat, demonstrating that this is more than the cosy mystery it initially appears (Sunday Times on The Blood Card)
The lively beginning ... broadens out into an excellent whodunnit, matched by the terrific down-at-heel atmosphere of postwar Brighton (The Times on Smoke and Mirrors)
Mixes cosiness and sharpness in a way that recalls the best of Agatha Christie (Sunday Express on Smoke and Mirrors)
Enormously engaging ... Post-war Brighton and its Theatre Royal are beautifully captured in all their seedy glory ... subtle, charming and very good (Daily Mail on The Zig Zag Girl)
Original, lively and gripping (Independent on The Zig Zag Girl)
Atmospheric . . . a fine novel (Sunday Times)
Griffiths pulls a truly startling rabbit out of the hat, demonstrating that this is more than the cosy mystery it initially appears (Sunday Times on The Blood Card)
The lively beginning ... broadens out into an excellent whodunnit, matched by the terrific down-at-heel atmosphere of postwar Brighton (The Times on Smoke and Mirrors)
Mixes cosiness and sharpness in a way that recalls the best of Agatha Christie (Sunday Express on Smoke and Mirrors)
Enormously engaging ... Post-war Brighton and its Theatre Royal are beautifully captured in all their seedy glory ... subtle, charming and very good (Daily Mail on The Zig Zag Girl)
Original, lively and gripping (Independent on The Zig Zag Girl)
Atmospheric . . . a fine novel (Sunday Times)
Book Description
The fourth Stephens and Mephisto mystery from the author of the bestselling Dr Ruth Galloway series, for fans of Agatha Christie and Anthony Horowitz