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The Appeal

The smash-hit bestseller

Janice Hallett

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THE SUNDAY TIMES CRIME BOOK OF THE YEAR

WINNER OF THE 2022 CWA JOHN CREASEY NEW BLOOD DAGGER

ONE MURDER. FIFTEEN SUSPECTS.
CAN YOU UNCOVER THE TRUTH?

There is a mystery to solve in the sleepy town of Lower Lockwood. It starts with the arrival of two secretive newcomers, and ends with a tragic death. Roderick Tanner QC has assigned law students Charlotte and Femi to the case. Someone has already been sent to prison for murder, but he suspects that they are innocent. And that far darker secrets have yet to be revealed...

Throughout the amateur dramatics society's disastrous staging of All My Sons and the shady charity appeal for a little girl's medical treatment, the murderer hid in plain sight. The evidence is all there, waiting to be found. But will Charlotte and Femi solve the case? Will you?

'Agatha Christie for the 21st century' THE TIMES

'Witty, clever and completely addictive' MAIL ON SUNDAY

'Gripping, ambitious and unusual' SOPHIE HANNAH

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s any justice. So, so good</b>
<b>If you're looking for something insanely gripping to take to the sofa with, then run to <i>The Appeal</i> by Janice Hallett. It's a brilliantly fresh, ingenious and original whodunnit that is heading to the top of the bestseller chart if there'

<b>Brilliantly original, inventive and clever. I loved this book and you will too</b>

<b>Very gripping. I loved the ambitious and unusual approach</b>

<b>Fiendishly clever, highly original and totally gripping</b>
re looking for a crime novel that is very different but very satisfying I thoroughly recommend <i>The Appeal </i>by Janice Hallett. I loved it</b>
<b>If you'

<b>A brilliant hybrid of Agatha Christie and <i>Silk</i></b>
ve read in a while. It is such a cliché to say it, but I genuinely could NOT put it down. Bravo</b>
<b>I loved this - it's utterly compulsive and unlike anything I'
re about to become obsessed with. A real triumph</b>
<b><i>The Appeal</i> grips from the start, expertly stage-managing emails and messages to create an intriguing mystery with a cast of vivid, memorable characters. Original, clever, devious - and never less than utterly compelling - this is a case you'

<b>An utterly compelling whodunnit putting the reader at the centre of the action. A must read for thriller fans. A blistering, page-turner of a debut</b>
re into community theater and sociopaths</b>
<b>Great fun if you'

<b>Brilliantly crafted, <i>The Appeal </i>is a refreshingly different take on the modern crime novel. Full of suspicion and secrets, I raced my way to the end - and what an ending!</b>

<p><b>What a cracking book. Fresh, original and very clever<br></b></p>

<b>What a book. It has galvanised me to do better! Exceptional</b>

<b>So cleverly written. I felt like I was a trainee lawyer sifting through evidence and trying to discover the culprit. It was exciting, fresh, and forces the reader to be an active investigator. I loved it</b>

<b>This dazzlingly clever cosy crime novel in emails completely trumps Richard Osman... Hallett uses the epistolatory form to superb effect in this terrific debut</b>

<b>Sly, funny, perfectly observed and clever. A superior and sophisticated <i>Midsomer Murders </i>packed with delicious red herrings</b>

<b>A breath of fresh air in the thriller market. Cleverly constructed - because it is not only about what is being said, but also about what is not being said - it is peopled with characters who are both believable and relatable, including a murderer hidden in plain sight. A literary triumph</b>
ve read all year. Extremely addictive, it will reel you in, one piece of evidence at a time. Ingenious and highly original</b>
<b>One of the most enjoyable books I'

<b>A very clever novel that puts you in the place of an investigator. A hugely enjoyable challenge and a most original book</b>
s hilarious, intriguing and absolutely unputdownable</b>
<b>It'
t enjoyed a book this much since <i>Standard Deviation</i>. Congratulations, Janice Hallett!</b>
<b>I haven'
s] take on the epistolary novel is so involving AND funny at the right moments. Puts the reader right in the thick of it, as we become the spyware eavesdropping on all these private emails and messages. Brilliant idea and SO cleverly executed<br></b></p>
<p><b>I couldn't put it down. [Hallett'
t be able to stop</b>
<b>A wonderfully revealing portrait of how we communicate - what we hide and show of ourselves. It's sharp, funny, a brilliant game, and once you start playing you won'

<b>[A] daring debut... Hallett will soon have you laughing out loud... <i>The Appeal </i>is clever and funny</b>

<b>Will have you reading between the lines to discover whose hands are covered in blood</b>

<b>This ingeniously conceived whodunnit encourages the reader to turn detective in a murder case set against the backdrop of an amateur dramatic club. Brain-twistingly clever</b>

<b>Takes the whodunnit to a whole new level. Intriguing, clever and above all, wholly original. A rare feat indeed, and to be savoured</b>

<b>This debut mystery from British author Hallett is a kick: a whodunit epistolary novel</b> <b> in which a pair of young lawyers sort through a mountain of emails, messages and letters to try to sort out a mysterious death in an amateur theatrical troupe</b>
village life through a cast of keenly observed characters, drawn with the sharpest of pencils</b>
<b>Delivering this old-school murder mystery by email is very clever, but Hallett's true genius is that she exposes the hypocrisies of 'genteel'

<b>The whole thing is a delight</b> <b>... Teasing out the mystery in the madness is nearly as fun as searching for the solution</b>

<p><b>Wholly original, constructed as delicately as a spiderweb, and as heartfelt as it is intelligent, I could not stop reading <i>The Appeal</i></b></p>

<b>Highly original... for a first novel it is a tour de force</b>

<b>A totally original take on a thriller - intriguing and dark but with a dash of humour - I raced through it</b>
ve read this year. Great characters, smart structure, and kept me guessing all the way to the end</b>
<b>What a book. Right up there with the best I'
s private emails</b>
<b>Fantastic. Gives you that deliciously satisfying feeling of reading other people'
s debut, set in a sleepy town where an am-dram production of <i>All My Sons </i>is in the works, is funny and full of twists. Amateur sleuths and thespians alike will love it</b>
<b>This witty thriller is giving Richard Osmond's <i>Thursday Murder Club</i> a run for its money in the cosy crime stakes, as it continues to charm readers. Hallett'

<b>Ingenious and page-turning traditional crime given an original twist... like a modernised Agatha Christie</b>

<b>Highly original with characters that leap off the page. An addictive read</b>

<b>Agatha Christie for the 21st century. A dazzlingly clever murder mystery, told via emails, about sinister goings-on in an amateur dramatics group</b>

<b>Witty, clever and completely addictive</b>
s brilliant</b>
<b> Fresh, funny and impossible to put down. <i>The Appeal</i> is about an amateur dramatics group and an appeal to raise funds for a sick child and it'
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