Blindsighted: A Novel - Couverture rigide

“An unflinching suspense thriller . . . Blindsighted is a promising debut, and Karin Slaughter is a novelist to watch.” (George P. Pelecanos, author of Right as Rain)

“A debut of rare quality that grips like a vise from the first page.” (Val McDermid, author of Place of Execution)

“Excellent . . . and a plot with enough twists and shocks to keep you turning the pages.” (Peter Robinson, author of In a Dry Season)

“Shockingly good . . . beautifully and believably rendered. Slaughter may very well be the next Thomas Harris.” (Laura Lippman, author of The Sugar House)

“This is storytelling at its finest, written in perfect pitch. A scary, sure-fire winner.” (John Westermann, author of Exit Wounds)

“Pitch perfect. Karin Slaughter is a new force to be reckoned with.” (Steve Hamilton, author of A Cold Day in Paradise)

“Blindsighted is everything a book should be, and Karin Slaughter is a significant new voice in American crime fiction.” (Jane Haddam, author of True Believers)

“Karin Slaughter’s debut is taut, mean, nasty and bloody well written.” (Stella Duffy, author of Beneath the Blonde)

“Blindsighted is an extraordinary debut. Slaughter has created a ferociously taut and terrifying story.” (Denise Mina, author of Garnethill and Exile)

“What a terrifying book! Disturbing, original, haunting.” (Ellen Conford)

'Don't read this alone. Don't read this after dark. But do read it' Daily Mirror

The sleepy town of Heartsdale, Georgia, is jolted into panic when Sara Linton, paediatrician and medical examiner, finds Sibyl Adams dead in the local diner. As well as being viciously raped, Sibyl has been cut: two deep knife wounds form a lethal cross over her stomach.

When a second victim is found, crucified, only a few days later, it becomes clear that Sibyl's brutal murder wasn't a one-off attack. What Sara and police chief Jeffrey Tolliver are dealing with is a seasonal sexual predator. A violent serial killer...

'This gripping debut novel ... is likely to have Patricia Cornwell and Kathy Reichs glancing nervously in their rearview mirrors' Irish Independent

'Slaughter brings the story to a shattering climax' Sunday Telegraph

'Slaughter has created a ferociously taut and terrifying story ... I defy anyone to read it in more than three sittings' Denise Mina

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