A delicious crime debut full of false memories and unreliable narrators, which means twists and turns a plenty! - Red

Thriller fans will lap up this tense tale -- Nina Pottell - Prima

My favourite debut of the year. Clever, pacy and utterly compelling -- Lucy Clarke, Sunday Times bestselling author of THE HIKE and ONE OF THE GIRLS

A strong debut novel, this is a proper thriller with plenty of twists and turns . . . well-paced and solidly plotted - Daily Mirror

Fresh and original, glossy, clever, and unsettling, this is dark academia at its absolute best -- Andrea Mara, Sunday Times bestselling author of ALL HER FAULT

Darkly bittersweet, with a plot that will keep you hooked throughout, it's one if you were a fan of Girl A or
The Secret History

- Belfast Telegraph

An impressive first crime novel . . . both an investigation of a very cold case and a portrayal of a woman on the edge - Literary Review

Knife-sharp - Woman's Own

A creeping sense of dread, a slow, almost torturous, drip-feeding of information, and a highly likeable, yet unsettlingly unreliable narrator. It all builds to one of the most chilling and interesting reads of the year. Highly recommended. -- M. W. Craven, author of Sunday Times bestseller and Theakston's Crime Novel of the Year THE BOTANIST

Big Little Lies fans will love it! - Peterborough Telegraph

Slick, satisfying, smart and perfectly paced, this is the breakout debut thriller of 2024 -- Celia Walden, author of Richard & Judy Book Club pick PAYDAY

Totally gripping . . . grabbed me from the start, and didn't let go until I had finished the last page. Each characters is unique and so clear that, by the end of the book, I felt as if knew them all, and that I had been there with them throughout the story -- Rachel Abbott, author of DON'T LOOK AWAY

This compulsive lead debut certainly delivered on its publisher's promise of keeping me up all night - The Bookseller

An intoxicatingly sharp thriller. Everyone Who Can Forgive Me Is Dead deftly explores trauma and the dark things we believe ourselves capable of. I never wanted to stop reading it, and I can't wait for Hollander's next novel -- Clémence Michallon, internationally bestselling author of THE QUIET TENANT

Compelling and engrossing . . . From the dark academia feel of the flashback scenes to the glossy, magazine world of the present, this book had me constantly uncomfortable and off balance - in exactly the way I imagine the author intended! -- Katy Watson, author of Waterstones Thriller of the Month pick THE THREE DAHLIAS

A proper thriller with plenty of twists and turns - Press and Journal