We Solve Murders

Brilliant characters, sparkling banter and a very big heart * Woman & Home * The twistiest, turniest tale told with all of Richard Osman’s trademark wit and warmth * Red * And he’s done it again! Thursday Murder Club fans, you are in for a treat! This fabulously fun book introduces us to a trio of brilliant characters…Private jets, pub quizzes, dead influencers, money laundering, all with chuckles galore * Prima * We Solve Murders is as infallible a pick-me- up as its predecessors * Daily Telegraph * The surprisingly charming constant in Osman’s books is the idea that everyone needs a friend and that loneliness is curable. There could be worse messages in a bloodthirsty thriller. And in this wild, luxurious ride of a novel, we are all in first class together * i News * Another riveting murder story * The People’s Friend * Absurdly readable and packed with Osman’s wry wit * Daily Mail * Steve, Rosie and Amy are fun company, a joyful and memorable trio. I'm already looking forward to their next adventure * Irish Independent * With relatable characters brought to life by the author’s unique humour and wit, this fast-paced thriller is full of surprises * Candis * Osman’s smart plotting, wit, and love of popular culture are all on display here, and he’s ensured that we’ll follow the unlikely trio of Steve, Amy, and Rosie wherever they go * Heat * Action packed and hilarious. I can’t wait to find out what these characters will get up to next * Yours * You’ll pick it up for the cosy crime but you’ll keep reading for the brilliantly written characters and their entertaining adventures * Culturefly * A very enjoyable light read, and a promising beginning for some new and endearing characters – if you enjoyed his previous novels then you’ll certainly find plenty to like here * The Afterword * We Solve Murders has chuckles and charm, navigating the territory between action thriller and comedy puzzler. It quickly establishes a cast of endearing characters and is full of deadpan one-liners. This is a sitcom-meets-Bond, and a fine murder mystery * Daily Express * Brilliant characters, sparkling banter and a very big heart * Woman & Home * The twistiest, turniest tale told with all of Richard Osman’s trademark wit and warmth * Red * And he’s done it again! Thursday Murder Club fans, you are in for a treat! This fabulously fun book introduces us to a trio of brilliant characters…Private jets, pub quizzes, dead influencers, money laundering, all with chuckles galore * Prima * We Solve Murders is as infallible a pick-me- up as its predecessors * Daily Telegraph * The surprisingly charming constant in Osman’s books is the idea that everyone needs a friend and that loneliness is curable. There could be worse messages in a bloodthirsty thriller. And in this wild, luxurious ride of a novel, we are all in first class together * i News * Another riveting murder story * The People’s Friend * Absurdly readable and packed with Osman’s wry wit * Daily Mail * Steve, Rosie and Amy are fun company, a joyful and memorable trio. I'm already looking forward to their next adventure * Irish Independent * With relatable characters brought to life by the author’s unique humour and wit, this fast-paced thriller is full of surprises * Candis * Osman’s smart plotting, wit, and love of popular culture are all on display here, and he’s ensured that we’ll follow the unlikely trio of Steve, Amy, and Rosie wherever they go * Heat * Action packed and hilarious. I can’t wait to find out what these characters will get up to next * Yours * You’ll pick it up for the cosy crime but you’ll keep reading for the brilliantly written characters and their entertaining adventures * Culturefly * A very enjoyable light read, and a promising beginning for some new and endearing characters – if you enjoyed his previous novels then you’ll certainly find plenty to like here * The Afterword * We Solve Murders has chuckles and charm, navigating the territory between action thriller and comedy puzzler. It quickly establishes a cast of endearing characters and is full of deadpan one-liners. This is a sitcom-meets-Bond, and a fine murder mystery * Daily Express *