Vivien, After

Praise for Grant Jerkins:

"Brilliant. Brutal. Hitchcockian. Endlessly fascinating." --Savannah Morning News

"Dark. Chilling. Startling. No one is as they appear to be, and the twists and turns never let up." --Library Journal (Starred Review)

"You have to admire the purity of Jerkins's writing: He's determined to peer into the darkness and tell us exactly what he sees." --The Washington Post

"Dares us to solve a mystery in which none of the normal character cues can be taken at face value." --The New York Times Book Review

"Grisly suspense. Unimaginable horror." --Kirkus Reviews

"Jerkins juggles his plot twists like a top circus acrobat." --Publishers Weekly (A Very Simple Crime)

"Maliciously cunning. Ratchets up a high level of dread." --Publisher's Weekly (At the End of the Road)

"Darkly comic, consistently surprising, and agreeably macabre". --Publisher's Weekly (The Ninth Step)

"Gritty, sordid, disturbing, and addictive". --Richmond Times-Dispatch

"Reminiscent of classic thrillers-from Psycho to Deliverance to Whatever Happened to Baby Jane to Lord of the Flies." --Atlanta Journal Constitution

"Unravels with an unstoppable momentum." --Barnes & Noble Ransom Notes

"Absolutely pitch-perfect." --The Florida Times-Union

"Irresistibly nerve-racking." --Kirkus Reviews

"[His novels] keep you in their grip and leave you thinking about the story and characters long afterwards." --Stay Curious

"Gripping. Chilling. Unexpected. The writing is top-notch. His stories have been compared to Hitchcock movies because they take ordinary people into the dark, criminal edges." --Minneapolis Star Tribune

"So stylishly twisted that I read it in one sitting." --Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Top 10 List)

"An absolutely fearless writer." --Elizabeth A. White

"Gets to the heart of some my favorite themes: guilt, obsession, and redemption are all organically breached and beautifully handled in this agonizing, character-driven thriller." --Spinetingler Magazine

"A thriller you can't put down. The unsettling feeling of something always being a little off starts on page one." --The Windy Page