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'A powerful feminist thriller . . . twisted in the best way' Clémence Michallon, author of The Quiet Tenant
'Clever and utterly absorbing' i News
Seven women stand in shock in a seedy hotel room; a man's severed head sits in the centre of the floor. Each of the women - the wife, the teenager, the ex, the journalist, the colleague, the friend, and the woman who raised him - has a very good reason to have done it, yet each swears she didn't. In order to protect each other, they must figure out who did.
Against the ticking clock of a murder investigation, each woman's secret is brought
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'A powerful feminist thriller . . . twisted in the best way' Clémence Michallon, author of The Quiet Tenant

'Clever and utterly absorbing' i News

Seven women stand in shock in a seedy hotel room; a man's severed head sits in the centre of the floor. Each of the women - the wife, the teenager, the ex, the journalist, the colleague, the friend, and the woman who raised him - has a very good reason to have done it, yet each swears she didn't. In order to protect each other, they must figure out who did.

Against the ticking clock of a murder investigation, each woman's secret is brought to light as the connections between them converge to reveal a killer.

An addictive feminist thriller about love, loyalty, and manipulation, Speak of the Devil explores the roles in which women are cast in the lives of terrible men . . . and the fallout when they refuse to stay silent for one moment longer.

'A devilishly immersive read - Rose Wilding is a wonderful new talent' Kamila Shamsie, author of Home Fire

'Brilliant, fast-paced . . . loved the connection of all the women, the strength in their united pain' READER REVIEW

'Get ready to cheer these women on' Prima

'Full of furious women and one horrible man, it will have you gripped from the start' READER REVIEW

'I loved it' Harriet Tyce, author of Blood Orange
Autorenporträt
Rose Wilding is a crime writer from Newcastle upon Tyne. She studied Creative Writing at the University of Manchester. When not murdering fictional people, she can usually be found drinking coffee, reading feminist sci-fi, or posting more pictures than anyone needs of her two chihuahuas on Instagram.
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A clever and utterly absorbing debut thriller which marks the arrival of an author to watch i News