About the Author

Andrea Mara is a No.1 Sunday Times, Irish Times and Kindle bestselling author. Her books have sold more than 500,000 copies worldwide, and four of them have been shortlisted for Irish Crime Novel of the Year. No One Saw a Thing, her most recent novel, was a Richard and Judy Bookclub Pick, sold more than 100,000 copies in thirteen weeks, and was No.1 in the UK, Irish and Kindle charts. She lives in Dublin, Ireland, with her husband and three children. You can find Andrea on Twitter/X @AndreaMaraBooks and Instagram @andreamaraauthor

Reviews

'The pace never flags, the tension racks up and the pages turn themselves. Probably the most suspenseful book I will read all year.'
*Liz Nugent*

'Andrea Mara has a gift for turning 'what if' into 'uh-oh' - No One Saw a Thing is a fantastic example of her compelling plotting. I was hooked by the end of chapter one.'
*Jane Casey*

'Utterly gripping... You will look hard to find a more searing opening 15 pages of a thriller this year... A sure-fire winner from start to finish.'
*Irish Independent*

'Such a clever page-turner, drawing on every parent's darkest fears'
*Cara Hunter*

'This sharply observed novel manages to be at once an intricate puzzle and an involving race against time'
*The Sunday Times*

'As soon as I started reading this, I had no choice but to continue reading until the last page. I DEVOURED it. Such a tense, thrilling ride of a novel that played into my darkest fears and captured the emotions of panicked parents so evocatively.'
*Fiona Cummins*

'I dare, nay defy, you to try and put this thriller down!'
*Red Magazine*

'Twisting, frightening and impossible to put down. No One Saw A Thing is Andrea Mara at her nerve-shredding best. I loved it.'
*Chris Whitaker*

'From the first chapter of this Andrea Mara novel, I had shivers. Twisty, clever, impossible to put down.'
*Louise O'Neill*

'A clever tale about a modern family under extraordinary pressure'
*Literary Review*

'A pleasingly cynical and cunningly constructed story of old grudges and buried secrets'
*Daily Mail*

'This book has a heart-stopping premise - a woman's child goes missing after stepping onto an underground carriage without her - I loved the book, couldn't put it down'
*Sarah Pearse*

'Action-packed from the get-go, the pace never lets up in this premium slice of domestic suspense.'
*Catherine Ryan Howard*

'One of the most tense thrillers of the year so far.'
*John Marrs*

'Such is the intensity of the short chapters ending on cliffhangers that you want the main story to keep going, despite the crucial chapters dealing with time that has passed . . . Well written, this thriller makes for compulsive reading.'
*The Examiner*