Fallen Angel

Review\nA quality psychological thriller that gets into your head and leaves you on the edge―Woman's Way\nAddictive in the best possible way - I couldn't stop reading but didn't want it to end. This is a holiday read like no other, a dark novel set in the sunniest of settings, the shadow of this beautifully crafted story will stay with me for a long time―Lisa Ballantyne\nGloriously dark, deliciously twisty―Clare Mackintosh\nFallen Angel shows Brookmyre's immense skill as a writer at the top of his game, as well as what can be created in the crime/thriller genre―Scotsman\nA complicated but satisfying tale―Literary Review\nNuanced and intelligent―Laura Wilson, Guardian\nStunning. A dark, brilliantly written suspense chiller. Superb. One of the best writers in the business on top form―Steve Cavanagh\nWhat happened to Niamh . . . is the mystery that lies at the heart of a novel that skilfully unpeels the truth like an onion, one thin layer at a time―Sunday Times\nA totally addictive novel, with dark characters, layers of deception and some terrific twists―Real People\nAn insanely twisty thriller, with characters and plot that convince equally - this is a class act from a reliably brilliant author―Mirror\nChilling and mysterious―Sunday Post\nHumming along like a well-regulated machine, Fallen Angel shows how much Brookmyre has learned about planning and constructing a thriller, and how easily predictable plot developments can be blended with scarcely believable twists to gripping effect―Herald\nI raced through Fallen Angel, captivated by the darkness of the characters and the underlying toxicities of the dual timelines. Expertly plotted, it twists inexorably along to a highly satisfying resolution―Harriet Tyce\nIt's simply compelling―The i\n***Preorder the new Chris Brookmyre masterpiece The Cut now***\n'Gloriously dark, deliciously twisty' CLARE MACKINTOSH\nONE FAMILY, TWO HOLIDAYS, ONE DEVASTATING SECRET\nTo new nanny Amanda, the Temple family seem to have it all: the former actress; the famous professor; their three successful grown-up children. But like any family, beneath the smiles and hugs there lurks far darker emotions.\nSixteen years earlier, little Niamh Temple died while they were on holiday in Portugal. Now, as Amanda joins the family for a reunion at their seaside villa, she begins to suspect one of them might be hiding something terrible...\nAnd suspicion is a dangerous thing.\nFrom Chris Brookmyre, winner of the Theakstons and McIllvanney awards for Black Widow, comes a standalone psychological thriller full of twists, lies and betrayal.\nPRAISE FOR CHRIS BROOKMYRE\n'Guaranteed to keep you guessing'
Ian Rankin\n'Extremely sophisticated crime'
Sunday Times\n'Exceptionally good'
Guardian\n'In the pantheon of great crime writers'
Elly Griffiths\n'Scales new heights of invention'
Times Literary Supplement\n'Brookmyre writes beautifully . . . I was hooked'
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