A rollercoaster of a ride, complete with agonising tension and a heroine you can’t help rooting for. It deserves to be a best-seller

Nail-shreddingly suspenseful

A brilliant, relentless rollercoaster of suspense that shreds your emotions.

Packed with smart twists and unforgettable characters, Here and Gone is one of the best debuts of the year. Highly recommended.

Parents will be given nightmares by this nerve-shreddingly suspenseful and chilling thriller

Here & Gone is the best thriller I've read this year. It completely consumed me and left me desperate to keep reading. I loved every page.

Tension-laden...with a vice-like grip that won’t let go…Here and Gone is terrifyingly realistic from the start to its finale.

Combines the propulsive narrative drive of Lee Child with Michael Connelly’s deceptively understated, muscular prose… A genuinely chilling and thrilling read.

Remarkable…the perfect hand-off for fans desperate for “something like” Lee Child, Harlan Coben, and Lisa Gardner…Don’t be surprised if this one becomes the thriller everybody is reading this summer.

An almost unbearably tense nail-biter of a novel. Cancel all your plans and settle in for the ride…

A fantastic thriller - a lone woman, a nightmare scenario, high stakes, breathless suspense, and a satisfying conclusion. It doesn't get better than this.

Holy hell. Talk about a rip-roaring page turner. Readers, I dare you to try’n put this book down once you hit that twist at the end of chapter 5. Once I reached that epinephrine shot, the rest of my night was Here and Gone.

'Here and Gone' is a pretty fair description of what happens to the real world when you pick up this book, it's that good. I read it in the first week of January and knew immediately that it was already one of my thrillers of the year. Hell it might just be one of my thrillers of any year. Buy it. Read it. Just don't make any plans before you open that first page.

A gripping slice of dusty desert dread that plays brilliantly on every parent’s nightmare. A first class thriller.

I raced through Here and Gone. Gripping is an understatement. I don't think I drew a breath for the first five chapters. The nightmare scenario is so chillingly possible that you won't be able to look away.

This is a tense and at times heart breaking thriller… It is hard to believe that this is a debut thriller from Haylen Beck; it is so well written, draws you in and then delivers twists and killer blows at every turn. This is a breathless, completely unrelenting, rollercoaster of a ride; once you step on you will not want to get off. This is a thriller with great characters, memorable and well thought out, people will be talking about this book for ages to come

Keeps the pages turning with plenty of suspenseful twists and turns.

Un-putdownable!

One of the most thrilling stories I’ve read… From the very first page, I was blown away by this fantastic thriller.

Haylen Beck’s debut will knock your socks off, a yarn that is as much neo-western as classic crime

Both nightmarish and terrifyingly plausible

If you’re looking for a thriller to grab you by the lapels and pin you to the wall, look no further.

A gripping read and a fantastic debut

Impressive… the orchestration of suspense is masterly

A perfect psychological thriller … Addictive and disturbing, I was gripped.

A thrilling courtroom drama

The bad news is that you will have to wait until May to get your hands on a copy, but I can guarantee it will be worth the wait

Full of psychological suspense that will have you second-guessing every thought you have about the book upon turning each page… It is seriously dark but so enjoyable.

Delves into the darkness of obsessive love

Readers of weary of domestic noir should pick up Our Kind of Cruelty, a splendidly written novel that gives the genre a shot in the arm … pacily written and hugely involving... I was gripped until the last pages.

A nail-biting read that twists perceptions and plays havoc with your nerves

An addictive psychological thriller

A taut, nasty thriller. I loved it!

Cleverly shows the many facets of a complex human character, evoking sympathy, fear and anger all whilst shining a bright unforgiving light on how society views female sexuality.