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The Sun on The Outcast Dead

“If forensics, history, detectives, romance and some psychologically impaired individuals are your bag, this novel delivers them all … The twist at the end will have you in a spin.”

The Sunday Times on The Outcast Dead

“A compassionate novel that raises questions about parental love and guilt.”

Woman & Home on A Room Full of Bones

“A sinister, life-threatening mystery that grips to its end.”

The Times on A Room Full of Bones

“Griffiths applies a light touch, her Norfolk setting is admirably gloomy and Galloway is appealingly unglamorous.”

The Guardian on A Room Full of Bones

“A wonderfully rich mixture of ancient and contemporary . . . A welcome addition to a great series.”

Euro Crime on The Janus Stone

“The tension never fails and it builds to a fantastically gripping climax. This is a real tour-de-force…”

The Guardian on The Janus Stone

“It’s always a pleasure when an author’s second book lives up to the promise of the first…Griffiths’ dryly humour writing and the appeal of the two main characters make these books such a treat.”

Literary Review on The Crossing Places

“A cleverly plotted and extremely interesting first crime novel, highly recommended.”

The Guardian on The Zig Zag Girl

“With a labyrinthine plot, a splendid reveal and superb evocation of the wafer-thin veneer of glamour at the bottom end of showbusiness, this is thoroughly enjoyable.”

Literary Review on The Zig Zag Girl

“…an extremely well-written and well-researched novel”