The Turn of the Key
“What More Could You Ask For?”
Ruth Ware’s The Turn of the Key has been selected in Reader’s Digest’s “Best Books of 2019“. “The cast of characters includes an unsuspecting nanny, a creepy housekeeper, and a hunky...
The Turn of the Key in The NYPL Top 10
Ruth Ware‘s The Turn of the Key has been chosen by New York Public Libraries as one of its top 10 thrillers of 2019. See the list of 100 best books...
“Nerve-Shattering”
The Washington Post has included Ruth Ware‘s The Turn of the Key in their round-up of “The best thrillers and mysteries of 2019.” “Ruth Ware’s latest pays homage to Henry...
Ruth Named B&N Master
Ruth Ware has been chosen by US book retailer Barnes & Noble as one of the “Masters of the Genre”, and subsequently recommended a recent release. John Grisham, Louise...
The Turn of the Key at a Steal
The ebook edition of Ruth Ware‘s The Turn of the Key will be just £0.99 throughout November. Grab the deal here and read an extract from the novel here. Find...
“A Mystery that Feels Both Fresh and Timeless”
GoodHousekeeping.com has included Ruth Ware‘s The Turn of the Key in a round-up of the “30 Best Books to Give as Gifts This Season, Including Memoirs and Mysteries”. “Agatha...
The Turn of the Key one of “The Best Thrillers By Women of 2019”
She Reads has featured Ruth Ware‘s The Turn of the Key on its list of “The Best Thrillers By Women of 2019”. Read the full list here. Find Ruth on Twitter @RuthWareWriter....
The Turn of The Key “to Get Your Fright on This Halloween”
Ruth Ware‘s The Turn of the Key has featured on E! News Online‘s piece “15 Scary Books to Get Your Fright On This Halloween”. “A nannying job turns nightmare in this page-turning...
“Fabulously Tense and Spooky”
Best magazine has featured Ruth Ware‘s The Turn of the Key in its “Bone Chillers” section. “Fabulously tense and spooky,” said books editor Deirdre O’Brien. Find Ruth on Twitter @RuthWareWriter. Buy your copy...
“I Have a Very Visual Imagination—I Have to See a Scene in Order to Write It”
Ruth Ware is the subject of the cover piece in the latest issue of Mystery Scene magazine. In the interview and feature, she discusses her process, the influence of Henry James...
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