Tuesday Falling

'S. Williams has managed to achieve something remarkable. He or she (I don't know) has combined a likeable, engaging, awe-inspiring main character, a fascinating sense of place, some serious social themes and a healthy dose of real, kick-ass humour. I recommend it hugely' Sharon Bolton

'Brilliant, bloody and moving. And a fascinating glimpse into hidden London underground' Cath Staincliffe

'I could not put it down. Totally loved it. Excellent writing, brilliant story, and as the choice has been left to the reader I most definitely choose another book. I was totally engrossed from the very first page. I enjoy a book more when I learn something and was totally fascinated by the world beneath the street of London and Tuesday's ability to navigate her way through them' Angela Marsons, author of Silent Scream

'Glorious. A genuinely fresh, enlivening voice, wrapped around an utterly compelling new character: the perfect female anti-hero. Read it. And face the world differently' Manda Scott, bestselling author

'Fabulous. One of those rare novels that's both brilliantly written and has a great story. I also love the fact that it's not like anything else out there (in a good way!), which again you don't come across all that much these days. A very excellent book' Kevin Brooks, Carnegie medal winning author

'A blistering debut - it's like The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo meets Bourne, but set against the seething mess of modern London. The heroine's quest to avenge the bullied is, by turns, brutal and hilarious. And anyone who's ever heard of the disused tube station beneath the British Museum will love it'
Stephen Armstrong, Sunday Times journalist