The Square (Hardback)

Richly written and bristling with suspense. Celia Walden is masterful. I loved Colette's relatable yet unique perspective of the privileged residents who can't even remember her name. This engaging, engrossing thriller is perfect for fans of The Maid. Utterly enthralling. Plunges you into a world of secrets, deception and simmering menace. I was captivated from the start and didn't want it to end I read this in one sitting, captivated by Walden's astute observations of modern life and terrified by the twists that kept on coming. Secrets, lies and serious property envy - this taut, twisty and tense thriller feels like peeking through every window on the street you wished you lived. Fans of Lianne Moriarty and Louise Candlish will race through it. Pitch-dark and witty - my favourite combination - and with bold, complex characters who, above all, feel real. Intrigue grips from the first page and the shocking reveals just keep coming. A wickedly sharp thriller about privileged lives and fatal flaws. Celia has a knack for getting into her characters' heads - and through their front doors. Intriguingly delicious. One party; so many secrets, so many lies: The Square is a sassy, smart, brilliant, unputdownable thriller. I absolutely loved it. An addictive read about the secrets we hide from our neighbours, and ourselves A fun ride . . . [The Square is] Walden's enticing follow-up to the gripping Payday. A well-crafted domestic noir with some smart twists