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“Dazzlingly Inventive”
Sarah J Naughton‘s The Mothers has been reviewed in The Sunday Times and named “crime book of the month”. “ dazzlingly inventive novel my crime book of the month Naughton doesn’t...
“Tempestuous…[a] Claustrophobic, Adrenaline-Fueled Cat-and-Mouse Game”
Publishers Weekly has reviewed Ruth Ware‘s upcoming One by One. “Ware rapidly cycles to accelerate pace and amplify suspense… claustrophobic, adrenaline-fueled cat-and-mouse game. Agatha Christie fans take note.” Read the full...
“I Just Literally Mash My Hands on the Keyboard Until the Frame of the Story Is on the Page”
Rebecca Reid has been interviewed for the Unprecedented podcast entitled “Creativity in a Crisis”. Listen to the full episode, which features tons of useful writing advice from Rebecca, here. Rebecca’s latest...
“Ware is Awfully Good at British Haunted-House Novels”
The Seattle Times included Ruth Ware‘s The Turn of the Key in today’s paperback round-up titled “True crime, mystery, a Dr. Seuss biography and 3 more new paperback titles...
“The Ultimate Queen of Creepy Crime”
Chat Special magazine has reviewed Ruth Ware‘s The Turn of the Key in their “Hot Right Now” books feature. “The ultimate queen of creepy crime. Prepare to feel suspense from the first...
“This One is Not to Be Missed”
Influential US book blog CrimeReads ran a round-up titled “The Most Anticipated Crime Books of 2020: Summer Reading Edition,” which includes Ruth Ware‘s upcoming One by One. “Hilarious, well...
The Turn of the Key Debuts on the New York Times Bestselller Chart
Ruth Ware‘s The Turn of the Key, newly released in paperback in the US, has gone straight to #9 on the New York Times trade paperback bestseller list. Congratulations to Ruth....
Ruth on All About Agatha
Ruth Ware has been interviewed on Agatha Christie fan podcast All About Agatha. “We were delighted to get Ruth Ware on the phone, author of five recent–and already quite beloved–psychological...
“A Collection That Will Keep You up All Night”
The Hertfordshire Advertiser has published a piece on Afraid of the Light, the charity digital crime anthology which features a short story by Rachael Blok. “Afraid of the Light brings...
“Full of Spellbinding Menace”
Magazine Farming Life has featured Ruth Ware‘s The Turn of the Key in an article entitled “Things to do in lockdown – read 10 of the best crime novels.” “Full of spellbinding menace,...
Recent News
- “Dazzlingly Inventive” · 01.06.20
- “Tempestuous…[a] Claustrophobic, Adrenaline-Fueled Cat-and-Mouse Game” · 28.05.20
- “I Just Literally Mash My Hands on the Keyboard Until the Frame of the Story Is on the Page” · 28.05.20
- “Ware is Awfully Good at British Haunted-House Novels” · 28.05.20
- “The Ultimate Queen of Creepy Crime” · 27.05.20
- “Richly Imagined” · 26.05.20
