Dying for Christmas - Couverture rigide

"Fast, wickedly funny, hugely enjoyable." (Sunday Mirror)

"[keeps] you in suspense until the end" (Candis)

"This thriller... packs a killer twist" (Prima)

"Dark and gloriously addictive... clear your diary, put your phone on silent and enjoy." (Bex Dawkins - myblightersrock.wordpress.com)

"compulsive reading at its absolute best" (www.bookaddictshaun.co.uk)

"a great anti-Christmas tale" (Cleopatra Loves Books Blog)

"Chilling, twisty and addictive. I finished the last few pages walking from the train station, bumping into people, because I couldn't put it down." (JULIE COHEN (author of Dear Thing))

"A deliciously dark winter’s tale that delivers twist after twist as it races towards its shocking conclusion. The perfect thriller to curl up with this Christmas." (MARK EDWARDS (author of The Magpies))

"I read Dying For Christmas peering out from between my fingers in fright - but I could NOT put it down. The twist left me reeling! I love all Tammy's books and this one is no exception." (LOUISE VOSS (co-author of From the Cradle))

"Makes Gone Girl look like a beginners guide to gaslighting." (@PLMcElroy)

"Disturbing, compelling and utter genius." (@caroline_S)

"Dying for Christmas is one of the darkest and most ingenious pyschological thrillers on the market at the moment." (CultureFly.co.uk)

"Morally complex, disturbing and very gripping." (Woman and Home)

"What starts out to be a chiller turns into a brain-twisting shocker. All rather clever, really." (Sunday Sport)

"Exciting, chillingly complex ...a delicious dark twist at the end." (Publishers Weekly US)

A powerful psychological thriller to chill you over Christmas - the twists of GONE GIRL, the suspense of THE ICE TWINS, the pyschological intensity of MISERY ...

'Packs a killer twist' Prima

'Wickedly funny' Sunday Mirror

I am missing. Held captive by a blue-eyed stranger. To mark the twelve days of Christmas, he gives me a gift every day, each more horrible than the last. The twelfth day is getting closer. After that, there’ll be no more Christmas cheer for me. No mince pies, no carols. No way out …

But I have a secret. No-one has guessed it. Will you?