Cara Hunter is the author of the Sunday Times bestselling crime novels featuring DI Adam Fawley and his Oxford-based police team. Her books have sold over a million copies in the UK alone, and have been translated into 27 languages so far. The fifth book, The Whole Truth, was a Richard and Judy summer pick for 2021. The series is now in script development for TV, and the screen rights to Murder in the Family have been acquired by Neal Street Productions.
Chilling … Don’t miss it! -- Shari Lapena Intricate and cunningly plotted, Making a Killing confirms Cara Hunter's status as a key figure in the current UK crime scene -- Mick Herron Trademark Cara Hunter – clever, twisty, addictive and hugely entertaining. A masterclass in plotting. A triumph, readers will love it -- Andrea Mara Inimitable Cara Hunter: immersive, bold, twisty and tender -- Nicci French Another fiendishly clever and immensely satisfying thriller from the inventive mind of Cara Hunter. I flew through it! -- Lesley Kara Fascinating, ingenious and spell-binding from a master plotter -- Simon Mason A brilliantly constructed tale -- Fiona Barton I wait for the annual Fawley like a small child waiting for Christmas. MAKING A KILLING shows that Cara Hunter is once again at the top of her game – it’s twisty, fast-paced and immersive, with an emotional depth that’s all too rare in this genre -- JP Delaney A must-read from Britain’s most original crime-writer. Ingenious, twisting and always captivating, Hunter switches it up a notch and them some. Just bloody brilliant -- John Marrs The best Fawley yet! I raced through this twisty mystery, wrong footed at every perfectly executed turn -- Victoria Selman Cara Hunter strikes all the right suspense notes with the latest in the Adam Fawley series. Making a Killing grips from the first headline in this immersive crime thriller. It’s dark and twisty and full of fascinating characters that will keep readers hooked until the last page -- Olivia Kiernan Immensely readable … a mesmerising crime narrative * Financial Times * An ever-changing picture of an utterly devious killer * The Times * Sensational … This riveting story reveals Daisy as far more sinister than anyone expects * Daily Mail * As page-turningly suspenseful as ever … nail biting * Ox In a Box *