'Wonderfully atmospheric with a brilliantly creepy setting and deliciously shifty characters. I gulped it in' - Sabine Durrant
'Clever, tense, twisty and unpredictable, You Let Me In is Lucy Clarke's best book yet! Brilliant' - C.L. Taylor
'Clever, compelling and riveting' - Prima
'Utterly compulsive! Twisty, atmospheric, and beautifully written. I couldn't put it down' - Claire Douglas
'A tour de force; both a page-turning suspense novel and a dark look at modern life and the falsehoods we hide behind, with an extremely clever, layered ending: I love it' - Gillian McAllister
'An engrossing read with a clever twist' - Good Housekeeping
'A satisfying, gripping read that sucked me in and kept me guessing' - Cass Green
'Lucy Clarke is brilliant at creating a sense of rising panic and fear. Beautifully written and cleverly constructed, You Let Me In conjures up every author's worst nightmare as her heroine's perfect life becomes a trap' - Jane Casey
'A wonderfully creepy read, full of suspense and once I started, I had to race through to the end . . . Brilliant and chilling' - Karen Hamilton
'Super-believable, super creepy and super-readable (if terrifying!)' Fabulous
'Such compulsive reading . . . I was hooked from the first page. A deeply satisfying novel, perfectly structured and paced' - Emylia Hall
'The very definition of a page-turner' - Clare Mackintosh
'Tense, moody and totally gripping, the scenes felt cinematic and it kept me guessing until the very last pages' - Fionnuala Kearney
'Riveting, atmospheric and unsettling, this is a read-in-one-sitting gem of a novel that will grab you right from the first page' - Heat
'Another first-class novel from Lucy Clarke. You Let Me In is a masterclass in how to combine a spine-tingling twisty plot with beautiful atmospheric writing. I'm now going to check my windows and doors are locked...'Tracy Buchanan
Lucy Clarke has a first class degree in English Literature, and is a passionate traveller and diarist. She has worked as a presenter of social enterprise events, a creative writing workshop leader, and she is now a full-time novelist. Lucy is married to James Cox, a professional windsurfer, and together they spend their winters travelling and their summers at their home on the south coast of England.
