Hidden Pictures ‘The boldest double twist of the year’ The Times
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Biographical note
Jason Rekulak is an Edgar-nominated author. His first thriller, Hidden Pictures, was an Amazon.com Thriller of the Year, a Goodreads Choice winner, and has been optioned for Netflix. Jason lives in Philadelphia with his family. You can follow him on Facebook @planetrekulak or Instagram @jasonrekulak.<b>I loved it</b>. The <b>surprises really surprise</b> and it has that hard-to-achieve propulsiveness that <b>won't let you put it down</b>. And the pictures are terrific!
- STEPHEN KING,
Must be the<b> boldest double twist of the year</b>. Truly <b>fantastic</b>
THE TIMES
Part ghost story, part social-inequality satire [with] <b>genuine paper jump-scares</b>
GUARDIAN
Tightly plotted and well written [...] A <b>gripping page-turner</b> with<b> intriguing characters</b> and <b>genuinely creepy</b> moments
DAILY MIRROR
<b>Whip-smart</b>, <b>creepy as hell</b>, and <b>masterfully plotted</b>, <i>Hidden Pictures</i> is the best new thriller I've read in years. Destined to be <b>a classic of the genre</b>
- RANSOM RIGGS, AUTHOR OF MISS PEREGRINE'S HOME FOR PECULIAR CHILDREN
A disturbing household secret has far-reaching consequences in this <b>dark, unusual ghost story </b>. . . Rekulak does a great job with character development: Mallory, who narrates in the first person, has an engaging voice; the Maxwells' slightly overbearing parenting style and passive-aggressive quips feel very familiar; and Teddy is so three-dimensional that he sometimes feels like a real child. It's <b>almost enough to make a person believe in ghosts</b>
KIRKUS REVIEWS
So <b>spooky</b>
BUZZFEED
<i>Hidden Pictures</i> isn't a ghost story, it's a scalpel that slices into our smug sense of self-satisfaction so deeply it hits bone. A <b>perfect summer thriller </b>complete with vengeful spirits, class warfare, and it even has pictures. What more could you want?
- GRADY HENDRIX, NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR
One of the <b>best and most inventive ghost stories</b> I've read in years. The damaged but still fighting Mallory Quinn stole my heart. It's a <b>beautiful dark rush of a novel</b>. I'm already excited to read it again
- JOE HILL, AUTHOR OF THE FIREMAN
A <b>gripping </b>supernatural thriller
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
The <b>explosive </b>third act gives this story a n<b>ail-biting ending sure to thrill</b>
BOOKLIST
<b>Memorable and twisty </b>. . . Seems designed to be read at the side of the pool with a drink in your hand and a smile on your face
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