Snap: The astonishing Sunday Times bestseller and BBC Between the Covers Book Club pick

Reviews

Richard Latham

Since her impressive debut in Blacklands she has captured the voice of young children with an accomplished ease. For the first time he realized that Joy was not crazy – only heartbroken.

Fictionophile

Snap has everything the discerning crime thriller fan expects and loads more besides. But this is not how a Belinda Bauer chooses to write it. And for the first time, he wondered if they were the same thing…”Tiny Merry, full of life in an otherwise lifeless house, stoically loving her pet tortoise.

davidmacgowan

Highly recommended! The reader could empathize with her whilst wishing she needed more of an emotional support system. Slovenly Marvel working with the fastidious Reynolds was a treat to read about. Is was part of Christmas present and for me is damage.

Toma Zubaviciene

She writes of serious crimes yet includes enough humour to lighten the narrative. She seemed so alone… Her fear was palpable. This wonderful thriller, which begins and ends on the hard shoulder of the M5 motorway was a delight to read. Reynolds with his high IQ score, vanity, and insecurities.

MrsIngo

There is no better writer in my mind than Belinda Bauer and there is therefore only one book to read just now. That Jack is such a troubled young man is quite frightening but that the author creates in him a figure who demands our goodwill and gets us wanting him to thrive is astonishing as he is a thief and vandal. Marvel is a riot; call me Ralph is a hoot and Bridge Fencing is a gem. Jack, livid with anger.