<p>'Superbly sinister. This dark descent into one of the most twisted cases you’ll read was the very definition of unputdownable!' Robert Rutherford, author of <em>Seven Days</em></p>
<p>'Deftly plotted, compelling, and full of great characters, darkness and heart' Alex North, author of <em>The Whisper Man</em></p>
<p>'A terrific writer with a smart, keep-on-guessing, plot-twisting story' Chris Carter, author of the Robert Hunter series</p>
<p>'I could not put it down. Brilliantly dark and devious' Marion Todd, author of the Clare Mackay series</p>
<p>‘The novel as whole is intelligent, moving and exciting’ <em>Literary Review</em></p>
<p><em></em>‘Dark and deliriously addictive’ Trevor Wood, author of <em>The Man on the Street </em></p>
<p>‘Another masterclass from Sam Holland. A born storyteller’ James Delargy, author of <em>55 </em></p>
<p>'From cover to cover this is pure hold-your-breath fiction. I loved it' Michael Wood, author of <em>For Reasons Unknown</em></p>
<p>'A visceral, rubber-necking joy of a crime thriller…You won’t stop turning the pages. Brilliantly disturbing!' Russ Thomas, author of <em>Firewatching</em></p>
<p>‘Another brilliant book by Sam Holland…Pacy and taut, and with such brilliantly drawn relationships' LV Matthews, author of <em>The Twins</em></p>
<p>'Nothing beats the frisson of fear and excitement that accompanies the arrival of a new Sam Holland novel' Alison Belsham, author of the Detective Lexi Bennett books</p>
<p>'Twisty and hauntingly dark' Rachel Blok, author of <em>Under the Ice</em></p>
<p>‘As dark as dark can be. As brilliant as it is disturbing' Graham Bartlett, author of <em>Bad for Good</em></p>
<p>‘<em>The Puppet Master</em> will terrify and haunt you’ Heather Critchlow, author of <em>Unsolved</em></p>
<p>'Crazy-gripping, dark, meticulously plotted and shocking, with the best, sexy but damaged hero' Cressida McLaughlin, author of <em>The Happy Hour</em></p>