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The Pinnacle is the twisty murder mystery readers are OBSESSED with:'The very definition of a pounding, propulsive page-turner'‘Runs at breakneck speed’‘Smart and breathless. It’s huge fun’‘An outstanding thriller’‘Totally unexpected’‘The plot unfolds cleverly and at pace’YOUR WIFE HAS BEEN MURDERED. EVERYONE THINKS YOU DID IT.High up in Mumbai’s most luxurious skyscraper, the Pinnacle, George Abercrombie wakes from a drunken stupor to find his wife, Bollywood superstar Sweety Sahota, murdered in their bedroom.He knows he will be the prime suspect.Sweety’s phone has disappeared. Her laptop has vanished. And George can't remember what happened.A devoted assistant is hiding a dangerous secret.A trusted servant disappears.A neighbour knows more than she's saying.As George scrambles to piece together the night, with 1.4 billion people wanting him dead, somewhere inside the Pinnacle, someone has a killer secret . . .CAN GEORGE FIND THE KILLER BEFORE HIS TIME RUNS OUT? HIGH RISE. HIGH STAKES. THE PINNACLE IS THE THRILLER OF THE SUMMER.‘Dark, funny, shocking…easily his best book yet’ Janice Hallett 'A writer at the very top of his game’ Mark Billingham'A deliciously twisting plot’ Lucy Foley‘Fast-paced, funny, yet dark as hell’ Harriet Tyce ‘Delivers a truly satisfying ending’ Jane Casey

'Compelling, heartbreaking, and beautifully written . . . Will stay with me forever' Jennie Godfrey'A novel of secrets, love and grief, it cements Lee as a writer to follow.' RED*A RADIO 2 WINTER BOOK CLUB PICK*'A beautiful, tender story of displacement and loss which shows the resilience of the human spirit' Cecile Pin'Deeply moving and graceful, it shines light on a secret slice of Korea’s history, gradually unveiling the secrets that bind – and divide – three generations' Silvia ParkA sweeping story of three generations of women who cross continents and decades to find truth, forgiveness and compassion.Incheon, 1985. A nameless baby is born in a minbak in South Korea and vanishes nine days later.London, 2008. When tragedy strikes, Hana faces ruin. She is forced to move her family – her teenage daughter Ada and ailing mother Youngja – into a single room with her, converting the rest of their home into a minbak, in a painful echo of her past life.In the confined space of their shared room, there is nowhere to hide. As the past collides with the present, all three women are forced to face not only their family’s dark history, but that of an entire country.‘Lyrical and devastating Minbak is a flawless meditation on memory, love and misunderstanding.’ Ella King‘A poignant and precise novel by a writer of great skill’ Nicola Dinan‘Had me utterly engrossed. An incredible story of love, conflict and heartbreak.’ Rosie PriceReaders are LOVING Minbak:’Tender, heart wrenching and honest’’A masterpiece, a perfect exercise in empathy and survival’’A quietly devastating novel about three generations of Korean women whose present is, in different ways, haunted by the past . . . Beautiful and bittersweet’’Heartbreaking but utterly stunning’’Stunning – at the core of it, it feels like it’s a book about choices, memory, and ultimately, love’’All I can say is WOW!’

A gorgeously dark and magical tale of female revenge inspired by Celtic folklore and wild nature'A masterpiece... an intricate, otherworldly, complex and dramatic novel that held me spellbound.' Barbara Erskine, Sunday Times Bestselling AuthorThree figures loom from the gathering dark of Britain’s oldest story: a queen risen from slavery, a sorceress of the moon and an unwilling wife conjured from flowers. Their fates are bound together by the cruelty of a magician whose hunger scars the land.The Bloody Branch retells Goewin, Arianrhod and Blodeuwedd’s story from the inside, revealing an epic not of male conquest but of women’s transformation. They may suffer alone but they will fight back together.Brigid Lowe’s dark and sensuous reimagining of the founding epic of Wales – The Mabinogion – casts ancient light on desire, sex and nature, as her heroines blossom into fierce new life.'Rich with passion and relevance for our modern world... Stunning! Anya Bergman, author of The Witches of Vardo‘A rich, visceral fever dream’ Lucy Holland, author of Sistersong'I adored everything about The Bloody Branch... this haunting, sensual debut had me holding my breath, firmly under its spell.' Emma van Straaten, author of This Immaculate Body

'Compulsive reading. This is a master storyteller at the top of his game.' Ann Cleeves 'Historical crime fiction at its best' The Times'An utterly spellbinding triumph from a master storyteller' Joseph O'ConnorIn the Burning Ghats of Calcutta, where the dead are laid to rest, a man is found murdered, his throat cut from ear to ear.The victim is a popular patron of the arts, a man who was adored by all. So, what was the motive for his murder? Despite being out of favour with the Imperial Police Force, Detective Sam Wyndham is dragged in to investigate and finds himself thrust into the glamorous but dangerous world of Indian cinema.Meanwhile Surendranath Banerjee, recently returned from Europe after three years spent running from the fallout of his last case, is searching for a missing photographer. When the vanished woman is linked with Sam's murder investigation, the two men find themselves working together once again.But can Wyndham and Banerjee put their differences aside to solve the case?'Abir Mukherjee is doing something uniquely different in the crime genre...breathtaking' Peter May, Sunday Times bestseller, on The Shadows of MenReaders love THE BURNING GROUNDS:‘A wonderful addition to an exceptional series’‘Incredibly exciting and action-packed’‘A must-read for anyone who loves fiction at its best’‘Beautifully written and a smashing story’‘An engaging, atmospheric thriller with strong character development and a plot full of intrigue’

A devastating and exhilarating memoir about the re-emergence of memory after sexual violence, recovery and rebuilding a lifeRosie Price was twenty-three, starting a life and a career in London, when her world was turned upside down by the re-emergence of a memory of rape. As she tried to piece her life back together, and to reconcile the memory of this long-forgotten night, a deeper philosophical enquiry began.Feeling alienated from her body, her history and the world around her, questions began to form. Who are we, if not the sum total of our memories, or the story of our life’s experiences? What happens to us when our sense of self is shattered, and how can we repair this rupture?Price examines these questions through the lenses of art, literature, philosophy and lived experience. Where the World Begins is the story of her quest to reassemble her life, and her capacity to be in the world and to love in the aftermath of violence.

A landmark exploration of women-led communities worldwide and what they can teach us about new ways to live, think and govern, from BBC global correspondent Megha Mohan.'An inspiration for the future' GLORIA STEINEM'Essential reading' VOGUE'Thoroughly researched and intelligently reported' THE TIMES'The best of journalism' LYSE DOUCETSociety isn’t working for women - or any of us.But what if the rules were different?Imagine a world in which women have all the power. A world in which they work together to shape their societies and their futures.In reality, women's communities have always existed, and continue to thrive. In this vital and ground-breaking book, Megha Mohan goes in search of their roots, discovering a vibrant global history, brought together here for the first time. She also takes us into today's women-led spaces, where women live on their own terms, showing us how we can rethink society for new ways of living, working and collaborating.Through extensive research and exclusive first-hand reporting and inspired by her great-grandmother’s own matrilineal community in South India, Mohan introduces us to fascinating and diverse groups of women. From the controversial feminist online trolls of South Korea to older women co-housing in Paris and North London and the Rain Queens of South Africa, this is a truly global look at women's community.Essential reading for anyone interested in our collective histories, cultures, economics and governance, Herlands shows the power and possibility of new ways of living - and leading - for us all.

In a quiet part of the Norfolk countryside, local wildlife park has been broken into and all of its animals released. As big cats run wild through the neighbouring streets and the town goes into lockdown, two of its residents search for a missing child – and each other. Hannah, one of the park’s former keepers, was supposed to be leaving town: escaping the darkest parts of her past, and the traumatic memories the park holds. But when she realises that a little girl is lost in the forest, she springs into action. Doing so means facing the fact that someone far more dangerous than the animals may be waiting for her in the trees. Local policeman Cam wants to find Hannah before it’s too late. He can’t let her down again – but as predators stalk the familiar streets of his childhood home, will protecting the people he loves most mean trusting his instincts over his orders?Because the wild we know is the thing we should fear the most …

Two girls sit on a bench on a windy pier. This summer will change them both forever. A captivating story of love, betrayal and family secrets set in a Victorian seaside holiday town.Martha must forget her old life. Arriving with her mother in the Victorian seaside town of Cove, she has to accept that her father, her prospects and her old home are gone. Filled with resentment, she takes a job at the Grand Hotel on the seafront.Then she meets Lizzy.Lizzy is everything Martha is not: open, curious and unafraid to see people for who they really are. Soon the two girls are meeting in secret, escaping to the beach after dark, and Martha begins to discover the possibility of a different kind of life.But there is a reason Martha’s mother had them leave London under cover of night, and a reason Martha can’t tell Lizzy the truth about her family.A Different Life is a moving story about yearning, betrayal and difference, but most of all, about the different paths we can take to love.PRAISE FOR JULIA KELLY:‘A beautifully written story of loss and love’ Florence Knapp, Sunday Times-bestselling author of THE NAMES‘Tender, moving’ Daily Mail‘A beautiful story of grief, hope and love’ Lucy Diamond, Sunday Times-bestselling author of ON A BEAUTIFUL DAY

In this unsettling and original novel by one of Japan’s greatest writers, a young archivist finds himself caught up in sinister events at the Museum of Silence.A young curator takes a new job in a remote town working at the Museum of Silence. The museum’s owner has amassed a large collection of unusual artefacts over the course of her long life: each one was stolen from a local person just after their death and each one tells the story of their true nature.Uneasy at first, the curator starts to accept taking over these clandestine collection duties. But when several violent deaths take place in the town he realises that things are more sinister than he first imagined.An original and unsettling novel about intimacy, isolation and memory, by a multi-prize-winning star of international literature.PRAISE FOR YOKO OGAWA:'Beautiful... Haunting' Sunday Times'This timeless fable of control and loss feels more timely than ever' Guardian'A dreamlike story of dystopia' Jia Tolentino'Strange and affectingly beautiful' The Times*Yoko Ogawa was shortlisted for the International Man Booker Prize for The Memory Police*

A mouthwatering and uplifting story about honouring tradition and finding your own way in life, set in family-run restaurants between Malaysia and Hong Kong‘Deeply comforting and nourishing' SAMUEL BURR, author of The Fellowship of Puzzlemakers‘A delicious read with lots of heart' SHANNA TAN, translator of Welcome to the Hyunam-dong BookshopA STRAITS TIMES BESTSELLEREvery morning before sunrise, Lim Ah Hock opens the shutters of his small kitchen on Carpenter Street, lights an incense stick and prepares the best laksa soup in all of Kuching. According to Lim family legend, the laksa’s secret ingredient – their ancestral broth – was gifted to them by a deity, who promised the family prosperity as long as the broth is passed down through the generations.But Ah Hock is aging, and the broth’s quality is fading. His only son, Wei Ming, has no interest in the family business, having spent eight years in Hong Kong trying to prove himself as a chef. Now, he's struggling with gambling debts, embroiled in a love triangle, and the restaurant he's been left to run has lost its Global Restaurants Guild star.Invited home to Malaysia for his father's 60th birthday, Wei Ming sees a chance to escape his troubles. But when old conflicts resurface and a local businessman threatens to destroy the family legacy, father and son are forced to ask themselves what truly matters.Readers love Early Mornings at the Laksa Cafe'A delicious read''Warm and emotionally honest...a very comforting book''A delightful read for anyone who loves food-centred narratives, stories about family dynamics’‘Beautifully captures the idea that love doesn’t always need to be spoken – sometimes, it’s served in a bowl of food''This book truly stands out''Addictive, thoughtful, and beautifully written... It lingers long after the final page, much like the memory of a meal shared at dawn'

'With spectacular twists, don’t start The Arrival if you have things to do because it stops you in your tracks. Google NOTHING. Just read it. Thank me later.' Alessandra Ranelli The rules are clear. Find out where you are. Try not to die.Leo and Viv's weekend starts like any other: a takeaway, a movie and an early night. But when Leo wakes up, he's not in their London flat. He’s naked and alone in an unfamiliar bed, in an anonymous hotel, on the other side of the world.Viv wakes up to a phone ringing. It's Leo and he claims to be in Australia, despite the impossibility of it. An emergency passport is arranged, a return flight to London booked. But before Leo can make it out, there's a flicker in the corner of his vision, and he wakes up in another bed, in another hotel room, in another country.Disoriented, Leo soon discovers he's not alone. Someone with access to groundbreaking technology, and an axe to grind, is beaming a group of people around the globe – stalking them one by one, committing perfect, untraceable murders. As Leo fights to survive, Viv unearths dark secrets from her husband’s past. And the more she learns about Leo, the less she seems to know about him . . .The Arrival is an unmissable world-hopping high-stakes thriller for fans of Dark Matter and Wrong Place, Wrong Time.**The Arrival is currently in development as a feature film in Hollywood.**READERS LOVE THE ARRIVAL: 'Sharp, cinematic ... kind of thriller you tear through in one sitting' 5 STAR REVIEW'Jaw-dropping and left me speechless' 5 STAR REVIEW'This is an outstanding novel' 5 STAR REVIEW

Modern dating’s a mess. A fun, relatable love story from Vogue's dating columnist and the author of Notes on Heartbreak‘Raw, funny and sexy. When Harry Met Sally for the club smoking area' RÓISÍN LANIGAN‘A romcom for messy girls everywhere’ STYLIST'Captures the texture of contemporary dating... in the way that Dolly Alderton, Helen Fielding or Nora Ephron did for previous generations' GUARDIANDaisy and Maya bounce around the city like they own it, from all-night house parties to sticky-floored smoking areas, drinks in hand.But after a regrettable one-night stand with her annoying friend James, Daisy wonders why, in a sea of intelligent, gorgeous women, do all their prospects seem so hopeless.It’s time for The Project, a radical reinvention of dating, and who better to start with than James?James may be raw material, but he’s happy to go along with Daisy and Maya if it means more time alone with Daisy. But as Daisy sets out to transform him into the perfect partner, she realises she might already like him exactly as he is...'Annie Lord is a breath of fresh air' YOMI ADEGOKE‘A delicious romcom’ VOGUEReaders are falling in love with THE PROJECT‘It felt like I was on FaceTime to my best friend and she was filling me in on all the dating gossip’ *****‘Captures all the feelings of love, fun, and life in that exciting period where everything seems possible’ *****‘The perfect book to recommend to all my fellow romance fiction book lovers!’ *****

When Aisha’s husband vanishes in plain sight, she is pulled into a nightmare to find him in this race-against-time tech thriller...'A thought-provoking and pacy thriller' Clare Mackintosh'A clever, timely and thrilling page turner' Jo Callaghan 'Outstanding' Abir Mukherjee'A first-rate thriller' William Shaw'Pulsating' Vaseem KhanAfter the murder of his best friend, newlyweds Adam and Aisha cut their honeymoon short. But just as they are about to board a flight home from Delhi, Adam disappears at the airport – seemingly kidnapped – leaving Aisha stranded without her passport, her phone, or answers.When the FBI and India’s intelligence agency begin interrogating her, it becomes chillingly clear they know far more about Adam than she ever did. Her only clue is his final, haunting message: I’m sorry.Thousands of miles away, Sara Wolf, a scientist stuck on a dead-end project at Princeton, receives a message she never expected from her former lover. It contains two words: Help her.Bound together by suspicion, rivalry, and a man they both love, Aisha and Sara are forced into an uneasy alliance. Decoding Adam’s clues, they follow a trail that leads them across the United States - into a shadow world of weaponised AI, tech billionaires, and a secret no one is meant to find.Eden Falls is a gripping, high-stakes thriller that spans continents and asks how far we will go - and who we will trust - when the truth can destroy everything.READERS ARE LOVING EDEN FALLS: ‘Brilliant. Intelligent. Nailbiting.’‘One of the best speculative thrillers I’ve read in a long time.’‘Futuristic, believable and thrilling . . . This absolutely has to be made into a film or a tv series.’‘An absolute page turner of a novel!’ ‘Very hard to put this one down’

The haunting new novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author of A Death in the Family.The year is 1976. Syvert is on his way back to his wife and two sons after a work trip when his car breaks down outside Arendal and he has to spend the night in the city. It is winter and bitterly cold; ice covers the strait all the way to the sea, so thick that cars can drive on it. There, almost home, but caught up in memories of his doomed love affair with Asya, a space opens between the known and the unknown, both in the city, as Syvert wanders the streets in the dark, and within him.Arendal is a novel about impossible love and impossible life, about ships of the dead, fire and ice, dizzying starry skies and a man trying to find his foothold in the world.PRAISE FOR KARL OVE KNAUSGAARD:‘Absorbs you utterly’ Sunday Times‘One of the most genuinely suspenseful, alluring books I’ve ever read’ Brandon Taylor‘Addictive’ Daily Telegraph‘Brilliant storytelling . . . Epic’ Independent‘As accessible and creepy as anything by Stephen King and as addictive as your favourite TV drama’ Spectator‘Knausgaard is among the finest writers alive’ New York TimesArendal is set in the Morning Star universe.

A student found dead with chopsticks through his eyes. A ghost bride determined to get her revenge. A curse that refuses to die. An unforgettable novel entwining East Asian legends about chopsticks.In a quiet Japanese town, Amemiya grows fascinated with a new classmate. Every lunchtime Neko stabs his chopsticks upright in his bowl of rice, like a funeral offering. He confides that he is undertaking the forbidden Lord Chopsticks ritual, where after eighty-four days his greatest wish should be granted. Amemiya starts the ritual too, without realising that Lord Chopsticks demands a terrifying price.In Taiwan, Big Six’s experience of a hex residing in a pair of coral chopsticks at first seems unrelated, as does the livestreamed death of Laila’s boyfriend in Hong Kong, which causes an online frenzy around the urban legend of the vengeful Ghost Bride. But a darker force is at work than just coincidence, one that connects to the disappearance of a whole class of schoolchildren near Jiuji Mountain forty years ago. As the mysteries start to unravel, a picture emerges of a curse that stretches across countries and decades.In Chopsticks, five of East Asia’s most acclaimed writers weave together a haunting novel of desire, folklore and malice — where every wish carries a deadly cost.**PERFECT FOR FANS OF STRANGE HOUSES BY UKETSU and BUTTER BY ASAKO YUSUKI**

How far are you willing to go to get what you truly desire?It’s the summer of 1957 and Max, a piano prodigy, is on a sold-out concert tour.'Unputdownable' THE TIMES'An enthralling literary symphony of ambition, desire and obsession' LAYNE FARGO'I couldn’t tear myself away' ERIN KELLYHis beautiful twin sister, Natasha, serves as his manager and minder. But despite Natasha’s careful planning, he begins, for the first time in his career, to make mistakes on stage. Upending his schedule to seek a cure in Paris, Max sets up the pair in the sprawling mansion of a handsome and wealthy count. But Henri is more than just a patron of the arts; he has also been – unknown to Max – Natasha’s lover.Freed from the familiar dynamic of manager and talent, Natasha’s simmering resentment and Max’s deep insecurity turn into a rivalry, as the two vie for Henri’s attention. While Henri woos Natasha in galleries and cafés during the day, it is Max’s playing that draws him from bed each night.As the twins compete, the fractures in their already vulnerable relationship start to show, with devastating consequences for both.'Thrilling, claustrophobic, passionate' BRIDGET COLLINS'A riveting study in pressure - artistic, romantic and familial' LARA PRESCOTT'I devoured it' ANNA BAILEY'Sumptuous and intoxicating. . . a perfect summer read' RACHEL BLACKMORE‘Heady and intoxicating' KAT DUNN

Twenty-four years ago, a girl died on the night stairs at St Cordula’s Catholic boarding school.Only three people know what really happened that night. And keeping the secret could prove deadly.‘I raced through it’ CLARE MACKINTOSH‘Utterly compulsive’ RUTH WARE‘Had me hooked from page one’ JENNIE GODFREY‘Relentlessly gripping’ LUCY CLARKESt Cordula’s has survived for centuries on tradition, discipline and silence. Now Deputy Head Fiona Fox is preparing to make a controversial change that could save the school from ruin.But some traditions are dangerous to break.Legend says St Cordula’s will remain safe as long as the words ‘GOD FORGIVE ME’, scrawled on a chapel wall by a fifteenth-century nun before her death, are preserved.The last time they faded, in 2002, a mysterious outbreak of vertigo swept through the school.One girl died.Fiona knows her death wasn’t an accident.Now the vertigo is back.Could unmasking the truth about what happened that night be more dangerous than if it had stayed buried?**PERFECT FOR FANS OF THE TRAITORS, CLARE MACKINTOSH AND CLARE MCGOWAN**

'Exquisite, dazzling. . . brilliant, captivating debut' TESS GUNTYA fragile world lit by the glow of stars. Two estranged sisters. The incendiary secret that will throw them back together.Aboard a flotilla of city-sized spaceships, the remnants of humanity live steady but precarious lives, drifting through the cosmos.Among them is Carina Loew. Freshly reassigned to a watchpost, where she monitors neighboring ships for damage, Carina is a young woman adrift. Still haunted by a childhood trauma that fractured her relationship with her older sister, Ursa, she’s just trying to find her place. Until this new role offers the possibility of something more – love, perhaps even happiness.But the past can’t stay buried. As the twentieth anniversary of the Flotilla’s defining tragedy – the disappearance of the ship Pacific and the million souls onboard – stirs new tensions, Carina finds herself suddenly pulled back to Ursa.Together they will have to reckon with not only their family history, but the history of their world – a reckoning that will have far-reaching consequences for all of humanity.A mesmerising and heartrending epic about a future as complex and beautiful as our present, Flotilla asks what price you’d pay to survive – and how much you’d sacrifice in the name of truth.‘Thrilling from its very first sentences. . . Exquisitely imagined, profound, and transporting’ KATE DOYLE

‘Original, audacious. . . A must-read for lovers of history, magic and revenge’ Erin KellyDISGRACED. BEHEADED. REVIVED . . .When Anne Boleyn wakes up after her execution she finds she is not yet ready for death. She has unfinished business with the king who had her murdered and is determined to secure her daughter, Elizabeth’s, future. She escapes the tower, sews her head back on, and sets out on a quest for justice.But Anne’s path will not run smoothly as she encounters the dangers of London and the countryside, and rumours start to swirl about sightings of her ghost. Luckily for her, she will find help from a chance meeting with fenlander Alice, who offers her the possibility of a different future.The Beheading Game takes you into the heart and mind of one of the most talked-about women of all time and finally gives her the chance to tell her side of the story.'Won me over with its inventiveness, its exuberance and a portrayal of Anne and Henry’s marriage that is more nuanced than many a conventional telling' The Times‘Magic, romance, revenge, and an utterly irresistible heroine – this book is an instant classic’ Lev Grossman, author of The Bright Sword'Vulnerable, furious, triumphant and moving, I never wanted to let go of the deeply human Anne that Lehmann conjures’ Kat Dunn, author of Hungerstone'A cracker of a novel – subtle, satisfying and irresistibly inventive' Mail on Sunday'Fabulous! A marvelously inventive and mythic reworking of the story of Anne Boleyn. I loved it' Kelly Link, author of The Book of Love

We never remember a love story from beginning to end . . .It’s 2006. The Arctic Monkeys are at number one, and Nell’s heart is broken.When her boyfriend, Matthew, ends their relationship, seemingly out of nowhere, Nell is left reeling. As she throws herself into a life without him, she finds comfort in old friends and the thrill of adventure with new ones.But just as love begins to feel possible again, a crisis changes everything Nell thought about hers and Matthew’s story – and their break-up.Told in 100 jigsaw-like fragments, unfolding out of sequence as they gradually fit into place, In Pieces is a warm, wise and uplifting novel about falling in love, falling apart and the people who pick up the pieces, perfect for fans of Talking at Night and Good Material.

'Dark, sexy, and dangerously addictive' JOSH SILVER'A delight. . . a finely-tuned murder mystery' COLM TÓIBÍNArt. Sex. Murder. Paris. One hot June. Fin Vollmer, a 23-year-old American expat turned sex worker is living on his wits and his beauty. He’s overstayed his visa, and he has no plans to leave. There’s nothing for him back home but the haunting tragedy he fled. But when Fin arrives one early morning to find a freshly divorced client murdered in his palatial apartment, he fears what it might look like. He runs.Jamie Hayes, an ex-model turned personal assistant at the sharp end of middle age, is in over his head and desperately trying to arrange an exit strategy. He creeps into his employer Damien’s apartment and commits a brutal murder.And then he realizes there’s one living witness, the beautiful boy who showed up unexpectedly but didn’t call the police. Thus begins a city-spanning game of cat and mouse, from its seedy gay saunas to the glamorous auction houses of the art world – a game where only one of them can make it out of alive.'Thrilling, deliciously sordid' KATIE KITAMURA'A wily, energetic Parisian-American gay adventure. Read this book!' GUS VAN SANT'A beautiful nightmare from which I did not want to wake up' HERNAN DIAZPraise for Christopher Bollen'‘Patricia Highsmith by way of Alan Hollinghurst’ ALEXANDER CHEE'Deeply atmospheric. . . vivid and gripping' EMMA CLINE'Atmospheric, diabolical fun' LUCY FOLEY'Disturbingly enjoyable' EMMA HEALEY'A taut, wicked masterpiece' MONA AWAD‘A thriller master’ LA Times'Extraordinary' A. J. FINN