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Veronica Stallwood was born in London, educated abroad and now lives near Oxford. In the past she has worked at the Bodleian Library and more recently in New College Library.'Stallwood's speciality is adroit plotting set in a vividly realised Oxford locale, and this is vintage stuff' The Times
Stallwood continues to demonstrate that there is life after Colin Dexter with an Oxford crime series every bit as civilised as the Morse books... Stallwood's speciality is adroit plotting set in a vividly realised Oxford locale, and this is vintage stuff
THE TIMES
`Stallwood delves into chilling psychology'
INDEPENDENT
`Stallwood delves into chilling psychology' Independent
Entertaining
OXFORD TIMES
'Entertaining' Oxford Times
<p>OXFORD SHIFT:<br />'Gives Colin Dexter a run for his money among the dreaming spires... Stallwood has fought her way to the top of the tree in British crime writing with some arrestingly written thrillers' The Times</p>
<p>THE RAINBOW SIGN:<br />'A haunting and atmospheric piece...Stallwood has fought her way to the top of the tree in British crime writing with some arrestingly writen thrillers' The Times<br />'Veronica Stallwood has come up with another first-class page-turner' Oxford Mail<br />'The Rainbow Sign is a thriller that can't be faulted... Breath-taking descriptions of a desert country eclipsed only by Stallwood's insight into people's minds. The plot, sensed rather than seen, unfolds page by page, alluring and tantalising' Shots<br />'An elegiac mystery' Scotsman<br />'A breakthrough novel...A deceptive and atmospheric tale of British crime' Time Out</p>
<p>Previous:<br />'Veronica Stallwood has come up with another first-class page-turner' Oxford Mail<br />'Stallwood is in the top rank of crime writers' Daily Telegraph<br />'Not only plausible, but in my view, absolutely compelling' Scotsman<br /> 'Novelist Kate Ivory snoops with intelligence, wit and some nice insights' The Times<br /> 'One of the cleverest of the year's crop [with] a flesh-and-brains heroine' Observer</p>