Psychological suspense with magnificent psychological depth... simply stunning
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It's a dark and unsettling read... will leave you mulling over the implications long after you've finished reading
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I was captivated
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Dealing with difficult themes...the story is utterly absorbing
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A devastating story, staying with the reader long after the last page
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Tom Vowler's debut novel is a finely achieved work. Sensitively written and beautifully crafted, it explores sexual violence and the resilience of human tenderness, set against the austere beauty and underlying threat of Dartmoor...hard to put down, impossible to forget
Graham Mort on WHAT LIES WITHIN Taut and compelling, you won't just read this book, you'll devour it
Alex Preston on WHAT LIES WITHIN As unsettling as it is minutely imagined, this striking debut novel from Tom Vowler will give serious pause for thought to anyone considering downsizing for a cosy life in the countryside
Patrick Gale on WHAT LIES WITHIN Compelling and beautifully constructed - it deserves to be widely read
Graham Mort, author of Touch Intelligent, absorbing and beautifully done
Carys Bray, author of A Song for Issy Bradley Tom Vowler is an author to watch out for; a writer, if there is any justice in the world, who is going places
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A compelling story about damage done, a touching exploration of the possibility of forgiveness and recovery
Alison Moore, author of The Lighthouse That Dark Remembered Day is an intense and contemplative novel . . . beautifully written
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That Dark Remembered Day is a fine achievement. One vividly imagined and intensely realised scene follows another, each one ratcheting the tension, as we are led back through time, and deeper into Stephen's memories . . . Makes you want to elbow the stranger next to you on the train and say: Read that. Just read it.
Anthony McGowan, author of Mortal Coil A rewarding, if disturbing read
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That Dark Remembered Day is one of the most absorbing novels I've read in years. Brilliantly crafted, impeccably researched . . . Written in Vowler's beautifully cadenced, poised style, I was, appropriately, captivated
Ray Robinson, author of Jawbone Lake Thoughtful and engrossing . . . Much of the fiction peddled as psychological suspense weights heavy on the suspense, with the psychology aspect feeling flimsy at best. Not so here
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