"Don Winslow delivers his longest and finest novel yet in THE CARTEL. This is the War and Peace of dopewar books. Tense, brutal, wildly atmospheric, stunningly plotted, deeply etched." James Ellroy on The Cartel
Praise for The Force:
'This stands out by a mile ... fresher, faster, funnier and truer ... bursting with life, lousy with death, it is because it tells the truth, in all its ugliness, that this novel is so exhilarating' Daily Telegraph
'Hard-hitting ... one of the great works of fiction about the police ... superbly chronicled' The Times
'There won't be a better cop novel this year than The Force by Don Winslow. Not next year, or the year after that, either' Linwood Barclay
'Stephen King, James Ellroy and Lee Child see Don Winslow as one of their number, and he confirms his right to belong in this elite with The Force ... a panoramic picture of a criminal justice system permeated by corruption, cronyism and lies' Sunday Times, Thriller of the Month
'Sprawling and visceral' Financial Times, Crime Books of the Year
'Breathtaking. Think of TV series The Sopranos ... told in majestic prose ... this is without question among the finest ever police novels' Daily Mail, Books of the Year
'A brutal, gut-punching story' Independent, Books of the Year
'Almost Shakespearean' Spectator, Books of the Year
'Shocking and shockingly convincing ... sinewy, flexible, raw and full of wit. This novel is as entertaining as the best crime fiction must be, but it is also moving' TLS
'Don Winslow's magnificent novels have positioned him as the next big-hitter of crime writing ... Gripping' Metro
'Intensely human in its tragic details, positively Shakespearian in its epic sweep - probably the best cop novel ever written' Lee Child
'Mesmerizing, a triumph. Think The Godfather, only with cops. It's that good' Stephen King
'Nobody understands the disaster of corruption better than Don Winslow. The Force exposes the dawning horror of how it eats into the best intentions' Val McDermid, No.1 bestselling author of Out of Bounds
'A stunner of a cop novel with dialogue, gritty New York setting and moral pincers all in the service of a devastating plot' New York Times, Crime Books of the Year
'This stands out by a mile ... fresher, faster, funnier and truer ... bursting with life, lousy with death, it is because it tells the truth, in all its ugliness, that this novel is so exhilarating' Daily Telegraph
'Hard-hitting ... one of the great works of fiction about the police ... superbly chronicled' The Times
'There won't be a better cop novel this year than The Force by Don Winslow. Not next year, or the year after that, either' Linwood Barclay
'Stephen King, James Ellroy and Lee Child see Don Winslow as one of their number, and he confirms his right to belong in this elite with The Force ... a panoramic picture of a criminal justice system permeated by corruption, cronyism and lies' Sunday Times, Thriller of the Month
'Sprawling and visceral' Financial Times, Crime Books of the Year
'Breathtaking. Think of TV series The Sopranos ... told in majestic prose ... this is without question among the finest ever police novels' Daily Mail, Books of the Year
'A brutal, gut-punching story' Independent, Books of the Year
'Almost Shakespearean' Spectator, Books of the Year
'Shocking and shockingly convincing ... sinewy, flexible, raw and full of wit. This novel is as entertaining as the best crime fiction must be, but it is also moving' TLS
'Don Winslow's magnificent novels have positioned him as the next big-hitter of crime writing ... Gripping' Metro
'Intensely human in its tragic details, positively Shakespearian in its epic sweep - probably the best cop novel ever written' Lee Child
'Mesmerizing, a triumph. Think The Godfather, only with cops. It's that good' Stephen King
'Nobody understands the disaster of corruption better than Don Winslow. The Force exposes the dawning horror of how it eats into the best intentions' Val McDermid, No.1 bestselling author of Out of Bounds
'A stunner of a cop novel with dialogue, gritty New York setting and moral pincers all in the service of a devastating plot' New York Times, Crime Books of the Year