Reviews
"Horrormeister Masterton is also a first-class crime novelist . . . Written with style and boasting a story that won't let you stop reading and characters who refuse to be held hostage by the plot, the novel is first-class thriller with some juicy horror touches. Mystery readers who don't know the Maguire novels should change that right now." --David Pitt, Booklist starred review, "A series which goes from strength to strength" -- Shots Mag "Crisp, confident, and zaps along with satisfying clarity. [The] plotting is meticulous and exciting" -- Frost Magazine, "Horrormeister Masterton is also a first-class crime novelist . . . Written with style and boasting a story that won't let you stop reading and characters who refuse to be held hostage by the plot, the novel is first-class thriller with some juicy horror touches. Mystery readers who don't know the Maguire novels should change that right now." --David Pitt, Booklist starred review, " White Bones and Katie Maguire deserve to be recognized as standing toe-to-toe with the best books and detectives in the genre today and any fan of mysteries (and especially fans of television shows such as Hannibal and Criminal Minds who enjoy their crime spiced with more than a dash of violence) should not hesitate to grab this book." -- Examiner, " White Bones and Katie Maguire deserve to be recognized as standing toe-to-toe with the best books and detectives in the genre today and any fan of mysteries (and especially fans of television shows such as Hannibal and Criminal Minds who enjoy their crime spiced with more than a dash of violence) should not hesitate to grab this book." -- Examiner, "Once one of Britain's finest horror writers, Edinburgh-born Masterton has turned himself into one of this countries most exciting crime novelists. In the past four years he has established the engaging character of Irish Detective Superintendent Katie Maguire . . . What marks Masterton's skill, however, is his assured touch for victims confronted by unspeakable violence and DS Maguire herself, who remains compellingly human. If you have not read one, read all four now." -- Daily Mail
