| Grand master of the ticking-clock thriller. |
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| One of the world's best plotters. |
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| A master of misdirection. |
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| Deaver never disappoints. |
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| If you want thrills, Deaver is your man. |
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| The best psychological thriller writer around. |
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| Devious, diabolical and devilish ... It's Dance's toughest case, and one of Deaver's best books. |
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| The twists and turns of Deaver's plot leaves lesser authors eating his dust.' |
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| The grand master of the thriller genre has done it again with a ripping new Kathryn Dance novel.' |
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| Deaver at his forensic best.' |
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| For suspense, leave it to Deaver.' |
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| Sometimes the purest escapism can only be found in a knuckle-bleaching thriller that messes with your blood pressure. This is a job for Jeffery Deaver, on top form with another case for special agent Kathryn Dance . . . a classically twisty slice of Deaver suspense' |
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| Deaver writes crime fiction - thrillers you want to race through - and he's bloody good . . . If he was real, 007 would be a Deaver fan' |
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| The danger for thriller writers is that they become so comfortable with their detectives, Dance, Rhymes, Sachs and Co, that new readers feel excluded. Deaver always avoids this, though, elegantly reprising their back stories for newcomers without boring the faithful.' ***** |
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| Jeffery Deaver is grand master of the ticking-clock thriller.' |
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| The pace is terrific, the suspense inexorable, and there is an excellent climax . . . If you want thrills, Deaver is your man.' |
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| The most creative, skilled and intriguing thriller writer in the world . . . [Deaver] has produced a stunning series of bestsellers with unique characterisation, intelligent characters, beguiling plots and double-barrelled and sometimes triple-barrelled solutions.' |
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| Written with Deaver's usual keen eye for dialogue and character and featuring his customary right-angle plot twists, the novel will be a sure-fire hit . . . This may be the most compelling of the Dance books.' |
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| Excellent . . . plenty of surprises and red herrings' |
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| With a game of cat and mouse that is full of twists and turns, expect family and friends to queue up to borrow this one' |
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| Devious, diabolical and devilish . . . It's Dance's toughest case, and one of Deaver's best books.' |
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