Beevers as both narrator and evil genius... is thoroughly believable... He switches easily between the characters and presents an immersive experience of ‘Harvest Of Time’

The audio release uses the vocal talents of Geoffrey Beevers, who played a later incarnation of the Master, and he performs the job with aplomb… Highly recommended.

Echoes of Jane Austen. . . Hall unpeels the relationships of an averagely dysfunctional family layer by layer, with superb truthfulness and accuracy

A perfect book club choice, this is a novel to read from cover to cover in one day

Ambitious . . . intricate . . . a splendid, carefully-plotted, open-hearted novel

A twisted family saga lodged in John Cheever and Wes Anderson

A chronicler of American suburban sadness to rival the likes of John Cheever and Richard Yates

Accomplished, kind-hearted and subtle . . . a tribute to Jane Austen's persuasion

Makes for interesting reading.

An ambitious, almost impossibly wide-ranging book... Where the novel is most original is in tone. If a good writer is someone who matches style to subject, this novel is very prosing indeed.

Hunters in the Snow is a very assured assemblage held together by the questions of narrative, integration, and preservation which run through it.

Ambitious debut novel.

Like history itself, the meaning may remain doubtful; but we relish captivating stories.

Fine and wonderfully original debut novel.

A hauntingly brilliant first novel about how we respond to the past... I envied, as well as admired, this author's literary command. A star is born.

One of the year’s most impressive first novels…Hunters in the Snow’s ambition, scope and assurance…are thrilling and admirable, and make for a very fine book indeed.