“This is [Bolton’s] fourth mystery to feature London policewoman Lacey Flint, and it’s so good I’m getting ready to binge-read the first three…Bolton has constructed a solid nail-biter. But it’s the characters that infuseA Dark and Twisted Tide with such heart—not just the gritty, damaged Flint but her friends and colleagues, too.”—Entertainment Weekly

Couple the strong narrative drive with a pair of dysfunctional but surprisingly sympathetic characters, and you have a nail-biting thriller that will send readers back to Bolton’s previous books and, of course, have them lining up for whatever the author comes up with next.”—Booklist (starred review) on Lost

“Bolton provides excruciating tension and much else. Romantics can drool over Jonesbury’s turquoise eyes; amateur psychologists can mull Lacey’s one-nighters; and Ripperologists can ponder theories of Jack’s real identity, one of which helps tie up the plot.”—Kirkus Reviews (starred review, One of the Best Mysteries of 2011) on Now You See Me