<b>One of the most ingenious books you'll read this year</b>... A<b> thrilling </b>examination of what it is to be human
Daily Mail
<b>First-rate psychological suspense</b>
Observer
<b>The kind of novel words like 'unputdownable' were invented for</b> . . . Delaney pulls it off brilliantly, with an <b>intoxicating knack for suspense</b> . . . <b>captivating, deeply engrossing</b>
Independent
The narrative complexity, characterisation and gradual unravelling of the truth is <b>a triumph of pacing and suspense</b>
Woman & Home
<b>Seriously, amazingly, awesomely brilliant</b>
CJ Tudor, author of The Chalk Man
The twists are primed and <b>deployed with a master craftsman's skill</b>
Sunday Express
<b>A tour-de-force.</b> A <b>chilling</b> and <b>uniquely disturbing</b> 21st-century <b>twist on the unreliable narrator</b> makes for <b>a compulsive and deeply thought-provoking psychological thriller</b>
Cara Hunter, author of Close to Home
A <b>completely original psychological thriller</b> that grabs you and doesn't let go
Karen Cleveland, author of Need to Know
<p><b>Scarily believable and utterly thought-provoking</b>. I genuinely feared for Abbie and couldn't figure out who to trust in this <b>unputdownable</b> thriller</p>
Karen Hamilton, author of The Perfect Girlfriend
<b>Dynamic, razor-sharp </b>and <b>thought-provoking </b>. . . <i>The Perfect Wife</i> is a <b>cutting-edge </b>suspense novel <b>unlike any you've read before. A must read!</b>
Mary Kubica, author of The Good Girl
This is going to be<b> the buzziest book of 2017</b> . . . This year <i>The Girl Before</i> will be <i><b>that </b></i>book
InStyle
I was <b>instantly gripped</b> and held captivated by the pace and elegant writing.<b> I devoured it</b> in two straight sittings
Peter James
<b>Dazzling</b> - a pitch-perfect thriller
Lee Child
Riveting! <b>One of the most compelling page-turners I've read in years</b>. Twisty, turny, and with an ending not to be missed!
Lisa Gardner
The tension is built up subtly, leading to a<b> devastating</b> climax. <b>A really clever thriller </b>. . . [the film] will no doubt become <b>the third big 'Girl' film</b>
Daily Mail
<b>Slick, sexy, suspenseful</b> and <b>smart</b>
Mail on Sunday
<b>Original </b>and<b> entertaining</b>
The Times
A <b>deeply addictive </b>literary thriller that <b>deserves to be one of this year's biggest successes</b>
Daily Express
Get hooked on this <b>hair-raiser</b> about a woman who scores what seems like her dream home . . . until she finds out the mysterious fate of the previous tenant
Cosmopolitan
Creepy . . . <b>The buzz around this could not be fizzier</b>
Heat
<i>The Girl Before</i> is <b>deservedly anointed the 'top girl' of this season's suspense novels</b>
The Washington Post
A <b>compulsive</b>, <b>sexy</b> thriller that's <b>set to soar</b>
Glamour Magazine Online
Constantly cranking up the suspense . . . <b>a thoroughly satisfying read</b>
Reader's Digest
Enthralling
Woman and Home
A <b>guaranteed best-seller</b>
Red Magazine
The <b>most intriguing plot</b> idea I've seen in a good while
The Spectator
Genuinely <b>eerie</b> . . . <b>beautifully handled</b> . . . the pages fly
USA Today
<b>Riveting</b> . . . Writing with <b>precision</b> and <b>grace</b>, Delaney strips away the characters' secrets until the<b> raw truth</b> of each is revealed
Publishers Weekly
<b>A guaranteed best-seller</b>
Prima
Original and <b>brilliantly written</b>
The Sun
JP Delaney builds the <b>suspense</b>
Vanity Fair
<b>Ingenious</b>
The New York Times
The plotting is <b>exceptionally well thought-through</b>
Irish Independent
A <b>masterfully</b> crafted spellbinder . . . guaranteed to <b>astonish</b>
Booklist
A <b>crisp psychological thriller</b>
Sainsbury's Magazine
<i>The Girl Before</i> is <b>more than worthy of the accolades</b> . . . a complex triangle of twisted obsession . . . <b>say goodbye to your nails</b>
Boundless Magazine
A great thriller and one that <b>instantly hooks you in</b>, in the very first line, and never lets you go . . . <b>utterly compelling and very satisfying </b>. . . <b>A wonderful portrayal of psychological obsession</b> at its creepy best
Peter James for Big Issue North
<i>The Girl Before</i> is a cat-and-mouse game that toys with our expectations and twists our sympathies. At times almost <b>unbearably suspenseful</b>, it keeps us guessing from the first page to the very last. <b>Don't miss it</b>
Joseph Finder
One of the <b>best thrillers you'll read in 2017</b>
New York Journal of Books
<b>Compulsively readable</b> . . . The highly unusual setup <b>sets this one above the thriller pack</b>
Publishers Weekly
An <b>intriguing novel of ideas</b> . . . plays with its themes (from AI and art to autism) just as <b>absorbingly</b> as recent literary fiction withsimilar preoccupations
Sunday Times
<p>Readers who liked <i><b>Before I Go to Sleep </b></i><b>by SJ Watson</b> will enjoy <i>The Perfect Wife<br /></i></p>
Observer
<b>Addictive</b>
Woman
'Seriously brilliant' CJ Tudor
'Chilling and compulsive' Cara Hunter
"There's something I have to explain, my love," he says, taking your hand in his. "That wasn't a dream. It was an upload."
Abbie wakes in a hospital bed with no memory of how she got there. By her side is her husband Tim, the driven British founder of one of the world's most ground-breaking tech companies. They met when she joined his startup as artist-in-residence, their marriage a Silicon Valley fairy tale.
But as Abbie's memories return, she realises there's something missing from Tim's version of events. Because, five years ago, Abbie Cullen-Scott was pronounced dead . . .
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See what everyone is saying about JP Delaney, the hottest name in psychological thrillers:
'DAZZLING' Lee Child
'ADDICTIVE' Daily Express
'DEVASTATING' Daily Mail
'INGENIOUS' New York Times
'COMPULSIVE' Glamour Magazine
'ELEGANT' Peter James
'SEXY' Mail on Sunday
'ENTHRALLING' Woman and Home
'ORIGINAL' The Times
'RIVETING' Lisa Gardner
'CREEPY' Heat
'SATISFYING' Reader's Digest
'SUPERIOR' The Bookseller
'MORE THAN A MATCH FOR PAULA HAWKINS' Sunday Times
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JP Delaney's first psychological thriller, The Girl Before, was an instant Sunday Times and New York Times bestseller and went on to sell over a million copies worldwide. His subsequent books Believe Me, The Perfect Wife, and Playing Nice were also top ten bestsellers, while Playing Nice was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection. Recently, JP Delaney has been heavily involved in the television adaptation of The Girl Before, as lead writer and co-executive producer.
www.jpdelaney.co.uk