Into the Dark

Reviews

Liz Barnsley

). I don’t want to give too much away about them, as they deserve to be discovered firsthand. They are complex, flawed, confusing and surprising on so many levels, but ultimately they are those rare kind of characters where you simply can’t get enough of spending time with them.

Stu Cummins

A family is missing, they disappeared. I read her "When I Was Ten" last year and loved it, so I had high expectations of this one - it didn't disappoint, though I liked it a tad less than her previous book.

Fictionophile

Of debts owed, of double-crosses, fraud, meticulous planning, and secret lives. There’s a significant cast within this story, but each of them is pitch-perfectly drawn. Neither of them are like any other character I’ve read and I adore them! I absolutely loved the various themes that came through the different narrative strands in Into the Dark.

@novel_natters

All I’ll say, is that I hope they return to another of Cummins’s novels very soon! Yes, you should pick this book up for the white knuckle rollercoaster of tension and thrills, but yes, you should also pick it up for the provocative social commentary and the memorable characters.

Stuart Gibbon

. The setting of Midtown-on-Sea is so vivid and really helps to bring the themes of privilege and wealth to life, in particular. Clover ‘Blue’ March. What are rip roaring wild ride this one was!