Twisted

Offers a fresh twist on the genre's well-worn format...Most of the fun in Twisted is following the convoluted plot, with its myriad switchbacks, fake-outs, red herrings and, you guessed it, twists and turns. Cavanagh keeps us guessing throughout * Irish Independent * More twists than a Curly Wurly * Belfast Telegraph * Twisted resembles a zingy Elmore Leonard noir caper, but with a bonus metafictional strand. * Sunday Times * Another taut, twisty thriller. This is one to lap up in one session. * The Scotsman * With a plot that more than delivers, this book-within-a-book about a crime writer is a head-spinning must. * Woman and Home * Genius plotting from a criminal mastermind. * Erin Kelly * Another taut, twisty thriller... This is one to lap up in one session. * Press Association * Fiendishly good. A 5* thrill-ride of a read! * Marnie Riches * Very few know who bestselling mystery author J T LeBeau is, which is a mystery in itself. However, one woman thinks she's located him and believes him to be a lot closer to home than she imagined (or she'd like). The truth is a lot more complicated than that, which leads to interesting, engaging chapters that take you on such a journey that you're pleasantly unsettled throughout. Well worth a read. * Woman's Way * Brilliant and devilishly twisty and turny. * C.L. Taylor * Twisted and dark, another rip roaring rollercoaster ride. * Angela Clarke * Outstanding. Totally absorbing and compelling. A masterpiece in thriller plotting - twists and turns at a ferocious pace, leading to a nail-biting conclusion. * Mel Sherrat * As nastily inventive as his highly successful Thirteen. * Sunday Express * If you enjoyed Steve Cavanagh's last novel Thirteen, you'll love his latest, Twisted. A class act in every sense. * Paul Burston * Another cracking read which more than lives up to its name. Do yourself a favour and pick up a copy as soon as you can. * Brian McGilloway * This killer thriller more than lives up to its name with twists that left me breathless. A surefire hit from this master of the genre. * Steph Broadribb * Looks set to cement his status as heir apparent to John Grisham. * Daily Express * In the words of the great Jim Ross, Good Gawd Almighty . What a heck of a year or so for Steve Cavanagh: his fourth novel THIRTEEN sold like hotcakes and was on many 'best of the year' lists, his third tale THE LIAR won the CWA Gold Dagger, and now this. Best yet? Devoured it in a day. * Craig Sisterson * Which is the twistiest thing ever? A Twister lolly? A game of Twister? Twister, the movie, starring Bill Paxton and Helen Hunt? If you ask me, it's Twisted by Steve Cavanagh! It's got more twists than a Curly Wurly! * Stuart Neville * Steve Cavanagh must have sold his soul to the devil at the crossroads outside of Rosedale, Mississippi in exchange for becoming one of the world's best crime writers. Just read TWISTED and he's done it again. As edgy, gripping & brilliant as Thirteen. Steve is 5/5 * Adrian McKinty * A corkscrewing rollercoaster of thrills, switchbacks, loop-de-loops and screaming good fun. Add it to your wish list! * Mark Edwards * A fantastic read. Guaranteed to be one of the big books of 2019. You won't be able to put this down. It's about time we found out the truth about JT LeBeau... * Luca Veste * Another powerhouse thriller. * Ian Rankin * A fantastic standalone thriller. Punchy, ridiculously gripping, fast-paced, clever. Beautifully-plotted and incredibly fun to read. He's done it again. SUPERB. * Will Dean *