A Likeness in Stone - Rilegato

'Chilling first novel . . . absorbing and genuinely surprising'
Guardian

'An absorbing, clammy novel full of moody frissons, desperate longings and the tragedy of lives gone wrong'
Marcel Berlins, The Times

'A compelling psychological thriller with echoes of Barbara Vine and Minette Walters. Well written, intelligent and chilling, it demonstrates an unusual assurance in a first novel. Convincing on every level, this is a fascinating debut which delivers plenty and promises more'
Val McDermid, Manchester Evening News

'Gripping, occasionally ghoulish, psychological thriller . . . Cracking pace and cleverly plotted'
Daily Telegraph

'Complex and compelling. This is an unbelievably good debut novel'
Coventry Evening Telegraph

'Full of dark suspense, a grippping psychological crime debut that cleverly combines the themes of guilt, love and betrayal with loyalty and cunning'
South Wales Argus
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'Oxford whodunnits never seem to lose their cosily gruesome appeal, and Wallis Martin's first novel of high tables and mortuary slabs is no exception'
Independent

'Chilling, goulish and compulsively page-turning, this novel is exceptionally good for a debut offering'
Liverpool Echo

'A neatly-paced, cleverly constructed psychological thriller'
Choice

'A gripping and intelligently plotted thriller with a chilling and totally unexpected twist at the end'
Cambridge Evening News