The Twyford Code by Janice Hallett
The dazzling new novel from the bestselling author of The Appeal.
Even better [than The Appeal].. This fiendishly clever book manages to be both tricksy and surprisingly moving * Guardian *
A "cancelled" book is at the heart of Hallett's much-acclaimed, complex novel. Elegant, puzzling metafictional writing that pleasurably tasks readers with extricating the truth * Financial Times *
Hallett has aced it... Every page is a joy, with laugh-out-loud moments even as the plot becomes more outlandish, and the startling final reveal crowns Hallett as the queen of unreliable narrators * Sunday Times *
A tour de force - a genuinely complex puzzle with real clues to be solved... A mind-bending, heartwarming mystery that is not to be missed * Observer *
A big-hearted, ingeniously constructed mystery ... a book that will engage your emotions as much as your wits * Sunday Express *
A thoroughly unusual thriller * Daily Mail *
A brilliantly clever, deceptive mystery with a unique twist * Heat *
The Twyford Code turned my brain inside out. It totally foxed me. So clever and totally brilliant -- Lisa Hall, author of THE PARTY
Enid Blyton meets Agatha Christie with a cracking twist. Witty and wonderful -- Marion Todd, author of LIES TO TELL
A wonderful book, clever and surprisingly compassionate, constantly wrong-footing the reader on its way to an ingenious and wholly satisfying final reveal -- Brian McGilloway
Fiendishly clever... Golden Age Christie-esque puzzle meets The Usual Suspects. Outstanding. Unlike anything you'll ever read -- Imran Mahmood, author of I KNOW WHAT I SAW
I thoroughly enjoyed it. It really pulls you in, and makes for addictive reading -- Faith Martin, author of A FATAL TRUTH
If you love a puzzle, you'll enjoy this novel packed full of mystery and intrigue. Perfect for Richard Osman and SJ Bennett fans * Yours *
An elegant puzzle of a book, which entombs an exquisite little heart -- Matt Wesolowski, author of SIX STORIES
A multi-layered, multi-voiced mystery unlike anything I've read before. It's packed with tricky clues, red herrings and cunning acrostics, but ultimately it packs an emotional punch you don't see coming -- Kate Griffin, author of KITTY PECK AND THE MUSIC HALL MURDERS
A "cancelled" book is at the heart of Hallett's much-acclaimed, complex novel. Elegant, puzzling metafictional writing that pleasurably tasks readers with extricating the truth * Financial Times *
Hallett has aced it... Every page is a joy, with laugh-out-loud moments even as the plot becomes more outlandish, and the startling final reveal crowns Hallett as the queen of unreliable narrators * Sunday Times *
A tour de force - a genuinely complex puzzle with real clues to be solved... A mind-bending, heartwarming mystery that is not to be missed * Observer *
A big-hearted, ingeniously constructed mystery ... a book that will engage your emotions as much as your wits * Sunday Express *
A thoroughly unusual thriller * Daily Mail *
A brilliantly clever, deceptive mystery with a unique twist * Heat *
The Twyford Code turned my brain inside out. It totally foxed me. So clever and totally brilliant -- Lisa Hall, author of THE PARTY
Enid Blyton meets Agatha Christie with a cracking twist. Witty and wonderful -- Marion Todd, author of LIES TO TELL
A wonderful book, clever and surprisingly compassionate, constantly wrong-footing the reader on its way to an ingenious and wholly satisfying final reveal -- Brian McGilloway
Fiendishly clever... Golden Age Christie-esque puzzle meets The Usual Suspects. Outstanding. Unlike anything you'll ever read -- Imran Mahmood, author of I KNOW WHAT I SAW
I thoroughly enjoyed it. It really pulls you in, and makes for addictive reading -- Faith Martin, author of A FATAL TRUTH
If you love a puzzle, you'll enjoy this novel packed full of mystery and intrigue. Perfect for Richard Osman and SJ Bennett fans * Yours *
An elegant puzzle of a book, which entombs an exquisite little heart -- Matt Wesolowski, author of SIX STORIES
A multi-layered, multi-voiced mystery unlike anything I've read before. It's packed with tricky clues, red herrings and cunning acrostics, but ultimately it packs an emotional punch you don't see coming -- Kate Griffin, author of KITTY PECK AND THE MUSIC HALL MURDERS
Janice Hallett studied English at UCL, and spent several years as a magazine editor, winning two awards for journalism. After gaining an MA in Screenwriting at Royal Holloway, she co-wrote the feature film Retreat. Her debut novel, The Appeal, was a Sunday Times bestseller, a Waterstones Thriller of the Month and Sunday Times Crime Book of the Month, and her second, The Twyford Code, spent over a month in the hardback top ten. When not indulging her passion for global adventure travel, she is based in West London.
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| ISBN 13 | 9781788165310 |
| ISBN 10 | 1788165314 |
| Title | The Twyford Code |
| Author | Janice Hallett |
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| Binding Type | Hardback |
| Publisher | Profile Books Ltd |
| Year published | 2022-01-13 |
| Number of pages | 384 |
| Prizes | Winner of British Book Awards 2023 (UK), Short-listed for Capital Crime Awards 2023 (UK), Long-listed for Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year 2023 (UK) |
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