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"Tightly plotted with superb characterisation
It’s a book you won’t be able to turn away from until you reach the very last page." - Alison Belsham
"The darker side of suburbia shows its underbelly in this gritty domestic thriller. A procedural with a kick in its tail!" - Rachael Blok
"A seriously pacy plot and a tangled case that defies expectation. I eagerly await the next installment in this gripping and perfectly written series." - Heather Critchlow
"I was not expecting that! I was just so invested in the brilliant partnership of Butler and West that I couldn’t put it down . together they’re dynamite. I was kept on my toes the whole time, not sure where the story was going, and there were so many twists along the way that I was expecting a shocking ending and yet I still didn’t see what was coming!" - Elle Croft
"Fantastic story and characterisation with a pair of detectives who are battling their own demons amidst an apparent suburban suicide." - James Delargy
"The delicious joy of discovering a brilliant new crime series! ... Our detectives, Butler and West, are a duo for our days; bound by their troubles, loneliness and secrets into an unlikely alliance. You’ll fall for them, and this novel, in a big way!" - Jo Furniss
"If you like tense, complex and compulsive procedurals with well observed characterisation this is definitely the book for you! A great start to a promising series." - NJ Mackay
"Crime fans are going to love Last Place You Look believe me, this is a detective team you’re going to want to meet again and again." - Amy McLellan
"An exciting page turner and entirely believable police procedural thriller featuring a new pair of detectives whose secrets are as mysterious as those of the criminals they are trying to hunt. Highly recommended." - A J Park
"A superbly crafted, perfectly paced thriller... The fact that Butler & West have just as much to hide as the people they hunt, makes this such a compelling read, and the start of a captivating new series that’s hooked me in from the very first book." - Robert Scragg
"The darker side of suburbia shows its underbelly in this gritty domestic thriller. A procedural with a kick in its tail!" - Rachael Blok
"A seriously pacy plot and a tangled case that defies expectation. I eagerly await the next installment in this gripping and perfectly written series." - Heather Critchlow
"I was not expecting that! I was just so invested in the brilliant partnership of Butler and West that I couldn’t put it down . together they’re dynamite. I was kept on my toes the whole time, not sure where the story was going, and there were so many twists along the way that I was expecting a shocking ending and yet I still didn’t see what was coming!" - Elle Croft
"Fantastic story and characterisation with a pair of detectives who are battling their own demons amidst an apparent suburban suicide." - James Delargy
"The delicious joy of discovering a brilliant new crime series! ... Our detectives, Butler and West, are a duo for our days; bound by their troubles, loneliness and secrets into an unlikely alliance. You’ll fall for them, and this novel, in a big way!" - Jo Furniss
"If you like tense, complex and compulsive procedurals with well observed characterisation this is definitely the book for you! A great start to a promising series." - NJ Mackay
"Crime fans are going to love Last Place You Look believe me, this is a detective team you’re going to want to meet again and again." - Amy McLellan
"An exciting page turner and entirely believable police procedural thriller featuring a new pair of detectives whose secrets are as mysterious as those of the criminals they are trying to hunt. Highly recommended." - A J Park
"A superbly crafted, perfectly paced thriller... The fact that Butler & West have just as much to hide as the people they hunt, makes this such a compelling read, and the start of a captivating new series that’s hooked me in from the very first book." - Robert Scragg
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