An <b>itchy tension-cranker </b>of parental paranoia
SFX on A Cold Season
A<b> terrifically chilling </b>tale. A <b>sterling debut</b> which bodes unspeakably well for its author and beyond
The Speculative Scotsman on A Cold Season
A scary read that<b> will chill you to the bone </b>. . . Beware if fact and fiction suddenly start to blur
CrimeSquad.com on A Cold Season
<b>I give <i>A Cold Silence </i>a big 666/666</b>
Horror Hothouse
The <b>writing is great</b>, there are surprises and shocks and this book still <b>delivers the chills</b>
Blue Book Balloon
Ben Cassidy proves himself a worthwhile protagonist as he seeks to defend his family, and <b>the story builds nicely to a climactic final reveal</b> . . . <b>a satisfying retur</b>n to the world of <i>A Cold Season</i>
Sci-Fi Bulletin
Like Alison Littlewood's earlier books this one is <b>well paced and fast moving</b> and <b>keeps the reader guessing</b>
Spectral Times
<b>The supreme lady of horror . . .</b> creepy from the start. <b>Atmospheric and lyrical</b> . . . Suffice to say it's a gripping book and<b> I envisage awards in its future</b>. Bravo
Terror-tree.co.uk
The method by which the game arranges for people's wishes to come true is fascinating, <b>an excellent idea rich with the potential for stories</b>
Black Static