It Ends At Midnight

A blisteringly brilliant read. Harriet Tyce is at the very top of the thriller game. * Sarah Pinborough *
It Ends at Midnight has it all - mystery, murder, courtroom drama, revenge and sex, in an explosive mix. I devoured this gripping novel in a couple of sittings, and raced to the shocking end. * Alex Michaelides *
It Ends At Midnight takes us into the deepest, most toxic recesses of human behaviour. With the author's signature blend of courtroom suspense and relationships in mortal crisis, this is another delicious treat from Tyce. * Louise Candlish *
Intriguing characters, deceptive twists and a punch-to-the-gut finale. Harriet Tyce always delivers. * John Marrs *
Another compelling read from the utterly brilliant Harriet Tyce. * Lisa Jewell *
A cinematic gut-punch of a book that will linger in your memory long after you've finished it. * Mark Edwards *
Harriet Tyce cements her position as Queen of unreliable narrators in It Ends At Midnight. A must-read high stakes-thriller. * Fiona Cummins *
Harriet Tyce is so good at writing flawed characters pushed to their absolute limits. This is another top-notch thriller from her: as compelling as it is compulsive. * Kate Riordan *
Harriet has a true skill for peeling back her characters' layers and exposing every dark, twisted thought. Gripping and truly unpredictable. * Jack Jordan *
What a dark, delicious read - with an ending that made me literally gasp. * Charlotte Duckworth *
Fantastic, intricately plotted, skillfully woven and beautifully tricky. * Helen Fields *
Murky, twisty, and twisted - a roiling cauldron of courtroom dramas and toxic friendships, damaged relationships and vengeful spectres of bloody, long-buried secrets. * Ellery Lloyd *
A true page-turner! * Amanda Reynolds *
Intense, clever, important and deeply chilling, It Ends At Midnight proves that Harriet Tyce is a writer at the top of her game. * Phoebe Morgan *
So compelling it should come with a warning. It Ends At Midnight is the type of book the term "page-turner" was invented for. * B. P. Walter *
Pure drip-fed tension leading to a gob-smackingly good reveal - I devoured this and yet didn't want it to end. * Susi Holliday *
Toxic friendships, deadly secrets and a chilling finale. This thriller is one wild ride. * Nikki Smith *
A clever, twisty psychological thriller * Fanny Blake *
Expertly plotted and executed, it's a deliciously dark and twisty thriller about toxic friendships, secrets and betrayal. It kept me guessing until the last page. * Sarah J. Harris *
I could not put it down! It Ends At Midnight is a roller coaster of a ride. I loved it! * Rachael Blok *
It's a spectacular display that you won't want to miss. It Ends At Midnight will have you reading into the small hours. * Trevor Wood *
This is a clever mystery, well plotted and absorbing. * NB Magazine *
Finely constructed. Characterisation and narrative drive conjoin impeccably in Tyce's tense tale. * Barry Forshaw, Financial Times *
Full of twists and turns. An unpredictable, unforgettable read. * Woman's Weekly *
A perfect whodunit, full of tension * Closer *
Excellent. High on tension and twists. * My Weekly *
It Ends At Midnight is a searing and suspenseful psychological thriller full of tension, toxic friendship and uncomfortable truths. * Culturefly *
It Ends At Midnight sees Harriet Tyce on top form once more. A masterpiece of plotting. * Living Magazine *
An explosive story with deadly secrets and an ending that will take your breath away. * Candis *
Smartly structured and plotted and even darker than Blood Orange. * Sarah Vaughan *