Gripping * Daily Mail *
A smash hit * Best *
This thriller breathes new life into the domestic noir genre and grips until the final page * Daily Express *
A heart-pounding thriller . . . and deliciously twisty plot * Good Housekeeping *
A sizzlingly addictive read . . . its mysteries unfurl brilliantly to that often most elusive quality: a genuinely satisfying end. Five stars' -- Lisa Howells * Heat *
An addictive and unforgettable domestic noir, at once shocking, sharp and seriously twisted. It's the perfect book to binge read over the weekend * Culturefly *
Harriet Tyce brings a new layer of visceral, addictive dark to domestic noir. Obsession, revenge, lust and murder play out on the pages as a female barrister tries to hold her life together while her personality tries to tear it apart. At once shocking and riveting, I simply couldn't stop reading. Bravo -- Sarah Pinborough * Behind Her Eyes *
Blood Orange is destined to be the debut that everyone is talking about in 2019. Dark, original and utterly compelling, I could not put it down. And what a twist at the end! -- Lisa Jewell * Then She Was Gone *
A classy thriller with complex and compelling characters -- Clare Mackintosh * I See You *
Gritty and compelling, Blood Orange drags you right into the hearts of the flawed characters and their stories from the get go. A book that will keep you up all night -- Kate Hamer * The Girl in the Red Coat *
A dark and disturbing domestic noir -- Louise Jensen * The Sister *
Blood Orange kept me frantically turning the pages, desperate to know what would happen next. A superb, compulsive read! -- Tess Gerritsen * I Know a Secret *
This brilliant debut from Harriet Tyce has it all - a tricky murder case, a complex and conflicted female barrister battling her own demons, and layer upon layer of intrigue as Blood Orange flows towards its breath-taking ending. -- Rachel Abbott * Only the Innocent *
Combines sharp spare prose with a gloriously twisted plot - I read this in one heart-pounding, furiously angry sitting -- Emma Flint * Little Deaths *
The debut novel of the year. Harriet Tyce is now on my 'must read' list -- Jeff Abbott * The Sam Capra Series *
It was all brilliantly done. Writing, plotting, characters - wonderful and deeply satisfying, devour-in-one-sitting stuff!' -- Lucy Mangan * Bookworm: A Memoir of Childhood Reading *
We get it, every thriller going is the new The Girl on the Train, but this one really does have you turning the pages in the same obsessive way ... It's not all about the twisty ending like some other thrillers. Instead it deals with issues faced by career women and the notion of good and bad in a way that will keep you thinking long after you've found out what happens. * Cosmopolitan *
Dark and compelling. * Mel McGrath *
I raced through Blood Orange by Harriet Tyce, which is oh-so-timely and had me gasping aloud at the final twist -- Hannah Beckerman
Dark, sophisticated and sexy, Blood Orange is a powerful debut in the vein of Apple Tree Yard, that had me gripped to its very last page. I couldn't recommend it more highly -- Elizabeth Fremantle * Queen's Gambit *
Tyce gives the domestic noir a timely update with this dark debut * iNews *
A dark and disturbing thriller - we were gripped * Closer *
I read this in one sitting and thoroughly, thoroughly enjoyed it. Would definitely recommend * Woman's Weekly *
This is essential reading for fans of Girl On The Train and Apple Tree Yard, and it is just as unpredictable and page-turningly good. It is as disturbing as it is gripping and not for the faint-hearted * Herald *
If The Girl On The Train gave you a taste for alcoholic female narrators grasping at their last chance to turn their lives around, you'll like Blood Orange, which I think is even better * Sunday Express *
Complex and menacing, this is a very impressive debut -- Alison Flood * Observer *
Blood Orange is glittering and fierce and resolutely unsentimental, a glorious bonfire of a marriage thriller * Irish Times *
We were gripped * Bella *
An addictive and unforgettable domestic noir, at once shocking, sharp and seriously twisted * Culturefly *
Fans of Apple Tree Yard and The Girl on the Train will love the atmosphere of clenched ambiguity Tyce sustains so well. -- John O'Connell * Guardian *
Blood Orange is dark and immensely readable. An impressive debut * The Times Saturday Review *
One of the best psychological thrillers I have read for a long time... This book truly has it all! 10 stars out of 10. * Peterborough Telegraph *
This gripping novel, an absolute page-turner with many twists and turns, had me hooked from start to finish . . . If I didn't have to rise early for work I would have finished Blood Orange in a single sitting. * RTE Guide *
A deftly plotted domestic noir thriller of the highest order with a shocking twist in the tail. Debut novelist Tyce is going places. * Irish Times Independent *
It is a terrific domestic noir that will be one of THE book club reads this year. * The Sun *
The way in which these two themes are entwined - Alison's humiliatingly sozzled, sex-mad life, and the case she is defending (rather well) - are deftly handled. There is a marvellous denouement * The Tablet *
