Author:Lucy Catherine,Tyger Drew-Honey,Sharon Small,Full Cast,Justin Salinger,Katie Angelou

A gripping full-cast drama about a family in meltdown, starring Tyger Drew-Honey
Luke and Nettie are 15-year-old twins in a normally dysfunctional family. But when something bad happens to Nettie, it becomes clear that no-one knew much about her. As the family wait by her hospital bedside, they gradually discover more about what was going on in her life.
This gripping full-cast drama stars Tyger Drew-Honey (Outnumbered) and Sharon Small (The Inspector Lynley Mysteries, Mistresses, Cutting It).
Directed by Mary Peate
Grips from the very first page . . . this is thriller writing of a high order . . . Gardner steadily ratchets up the tension, peppering the narrative with nuggets of expertise to make an enthralling, intelligent read.
—— Adam LeBor , FINANCIAL TIMESTackles what must now be most governments' worst nightmare: the deliberate generation of a pandemic by bio-terrorists . . . packed with authentic detail, Outbreak is both horrifying and entertaining.
—— Natasha Cooper , LITERARY REVIEWA gripping zeitgeisty thriller . . . an authentic feel . . . plenty of action . . . a proper page turner.
—— Paul Burke , NB magazineCompulsively readable.
—— RADIO TIMESThe action accelerates up and down the ten carriages but the question is: who will get off alive?
—— Daily MailAs the body count increases Isaka introduces new characters and juggles the survivors' storylines adroitly.
—— Sunday TimesA highly original take on the locked-room mystery: twisty, funny and horrifying in its examination of organised crime, bullying, bad luck and psychopathy
—— Natasha Cooper , Literary Review, *Books of the Year*Breakneck pacing, masterful character development, and well-timed comic relief set Isaka's
pitch-perfect (and seamlessly translated) thriller up for blockbuster status...a twisty, darkly hilarious game of musical chairs
Impressive...Isaka keeps the suspense high throughout. Fans of intricate action fiction will be enthralled
—— Publishers Weekly, starred reviewMyriad twists... a high-octane dark comedy as the body count stacks up.
—— Straits TimesIsaka knows how to keep his readers on their toes. His characters are colourful, varied and morally despicable...there's much more to it than a thrill-a-minute action fix. It's dark, funny, absurd and it certainly boast the most interesting bunch of characters we've seen in a while.
—— Crime Fiction LoverThis propulsive novel tauntingly flaunts its cinematic bona fides
—— Angus Batey , QuietusBullet Train is a knockabout black comedy with a plot as fast-moving as the express train from Tokyo to Morioka on which the action takes place
—— Christina Hardyment , The Times, *Audiobooks of the Year*Stylish and darkly comic
—— Fraser Massey , ASLEF JournalDark, complex and visceral
—— Financial TimesSo many twists and surprises
—— TimesEnthralling, intriguing
—— Liz NugentA brilliant crime-meets-survival thriller
—— HeatGripping and so beautifully written Tall Bones is spellbinding; dark and menacing, but also so full of love and hope. I loved it. I cried.
—— CRESSIDA McLAUGHLIN, author of The Cornish Cream Tea ChristmasHaunting... Emma's path to where the truth lies will carry the reader's soul along in both moving and compassionate ways.
—— Maxim Jakubowski, CRIME TIMEBrilliant! Could not put it down. It's utterly gripping and beautifully written.
—— KATIE FFORDESmart and compassionate, full of poetry and rage and shy hopes and shredded dreams and missing girls and family secrets.
—— TAMMY COHEN, author of Stop At NothingThis is a striking first novel, a chilling insight into an oppressive world, where bad thoughts and bad deeds ripple just below the surface, out of sight.
—— Alison Flood, OBSERVERChilling and compulsive... a dazzling debut.
—— KATE HAMER, author of The Girl in the Red CoatSimmering resentments and long-held prejudices boil over in this beautifully realised evocation of small-town America. I I loved it.
—— Kate Riordan, author of The HeatwaveAn elegant, mesmerizing debut-Anna Bailey explores festering secrets with a with a sharp, yet tender gaze. This book reads like a whisper in the dark.
—— DANYA KUKAFKA, author of Girl in SnowChilling and compulsive. Tall Bones is a dazzling debut.
—— Kate Hamer, author of The Girl in the Red CoatBrilliant! Could not put it down. It's utterly gripping and beautifully written.
—— Katie FfordeA terrific debut about guilt, secrets and complex family dynamics - the writing is vivid & assured: Anna Bailey is definitely one to watch.
—— Lucy AtkinsAn elegant, mesmerizing debut - Anna Bailey explores festering secrets and family trauma with a sharp, yet tender gaze. This book reads like a whisper in the dark.
—— Danya Kukafka, author of Girl in Snow






