<b>Nobody does scarily plausible near-future like Marrs</b>. This - his best yet - is an unsettling and immersive roller coaster which hurtles towards a chilling denouement - <b>a truly thought-provoking, single-sitting thriller</b>. Loved it.
- Ellery Lloyd, bestselling author-duo of <i>The Club </i>and <i>People Like Her</i>,
The books of John Marrs have become a quiet phenomenon.<i> The Family Experimen</i>t will cement his reputation for writing intriguing thrillers rooted in the near future that tackle big issues without being preachy . . . A thoughtful, well-written, instructive and alarming look at a possible life in the soon to be present . .
Daily Mail
John Marrs is a writer at the top of his game and <i>The Family Experiment </i>is his best yet. <b>Frighteningly plausible, gripping, dark, and so clever</b>, I raced through this original, high-concept thriller unable to put it down. A thought-provoking examination of what family means. Superb.
- Claire Douglas, bestselling author of <i>The Woman who Lied</i>,
It's so, so, good. This book deserves to be huge. It’s speculative fiction at its very best - original, dark and wickedly clever. I was <b>utterly captivated </b>by the way Marrs melded reality TV, AI and a terrifyingly plausible future. He's created a terrifyingly plausible world. The world building, the characters, the reveals and the twists are so well done that this book is crying out for a Netflix adaptation.
- C. L. Taylor, author of <i>Every Move You Make</i>,
<i>The Family Experiment</i> is an <b>eerie and darkly addictive</b> thriller that will have your mind whirling throughout.
Culturefly
<b>If you love Black Mirror you have to read John Marrs</b>. <i>The Family Experiment</i> is chilling, inventive, horribly plausible and brilliantly addictive
- C.J. Tudor, bestselling author of <i>The Chalk Man </i>and <i>A Sliver of Darkness</i>,
Clever, compelling and terrifyingly plausible. A near future nightmare that grips from the first page and never let’s go. <i>The Marriage Act</i> is a brilliant examination of relationships and the power we let others have over us. And talk about a page-turner. This one will leave you with paper cuts!
- C. J. Tudor, author of <i>A Sliver of Darkness</i> on <i>The Marriage Act</i>,
John’s creative, high-concept thrillers never fail to keep me furiously turning the pages and <i>The Marriage Act</i> is no exception. Pacy and packed full of tension, the book kept me constantly guessing as the thought-provoking plot about marriage and everything that comes with it unfolded in the most sinister of ways . . . dark, immersive speculative fiction at it’s very best!
- Sarah Pearse, author of <i>The Retreat</i> and <i>The Sanatorium</i> on <i>The Marriage Act</i>,
A page-turning and thought-provoking read
Daily Mirror on The Marriage Act
A twisted, terrifyingly plausible tale.
Woman's Own