Their Little Secret - Tom Thorne Novels (Paperback)

'Their Little Secret is a cracking read! It features one of the most twisted relationships I've ever read. I couldn't put it down!' - Shari Lapena

'Mark Billingham is a damn fine storyteller whose thrilling books always satisfy. With a propulsive plot that is as gripping as it is unnerving, you will not be able to put this book down. Their Little Secret is an unforgettable ride.' - Karin Slaughter 

'You think Billingham can't get better, and then along comes Their Little Secret, a twisted, and twisty psychological thriller, rich with character, insight and procedural detail. He is at the top of his game.' - Linwood Barclay

'One of the most compelling figures in contemporary crime fiction . . . Beautifully constructed and written, it pulses with the humanity that is Billingham's - and Thorne's - trademark.' - Daily Mail

'Hugely intelligent and authentic.' - Belinda Bauer, author of Snap

'Mark Billingham is one of the greatest writers in this, or any other genre.' - Steve Cavanagh 

'I guarantee you won't see the ending coming. The Thorne books just keep getting better. Billingham is a superb crime writer with a sharp eye for detail and Thorne is one of the most interesting detectives in contemporary crime fiction.' - Jake Kerridge, Daily Express

'Billingham scores even higher in his continuing brilliance in portraying Thorne the person.' - Marcel Berlins, The Times

'Reliably ace.' - Heat

'His exploration of relationships makes this novel much more interesting than an ordinary straightforward police procedural.' - Literary Review 

'Is there a more peerless crime writer at work today than Mark Billingham? There are few writers whose work I enjoy more.' - Crime Time

'You'll read over several days, but for which you give up sleep because you have to know what happens . . . It's a highly-recommended, brilliant book.' - The Book Bag 

'The twisted plot unfolds gradually, with a maximum of suspense. Billingham never strains credulity in this thoughtful page-turner.' - Publishers Weekly 

'An object lesson in how to take an established series into shockingly deep waters without losing the thread that keeps the franchise going.' - Kirkus