To Kill the Truth

ADay of the Jackal for these dizzying times * Ian Rankin *
Urgently topical * The Times *
A gripping thriller and a prescient warning * Sunday Times *
A propulsive plot and an appealing heroine . . . The premise is both intriguing and, in the current climate of post-truth, fake news and sour populism, grimly topical * Guardian *
Read this book * Jeffrey Archer *
Chilling . . . You think today's news is nightmarish enough? Sam Bourne's provocative thriller imagines things getting much, much worse * Mail on Sunday *
A dazzling thriller * Charles Cumming, author of The Man Between *
Bourne's writing is chillingly plausible... Read it while it's still fiction * James Swallow, author of Nomad and Exile *
A perfect fit in an era of lurid revelations and wholly implausible plots that are nevertheless real * Sunday Times *
Totally compelling * Financial Times *
House of Cards mixed with Homeland * Eli Attie, Writer/Producer, The West Wing *
A barnstorming read * Raymond Khoury, author of The End Game *
Brilliantly convincing * David Hare *

In To Kill the Truth, Maggie Costello rivetingly tackles a cabal of Holocaust and slavery deniers, whose aim is nothing less than to destroy memory

* Sunday Times, Thriller of the Month *
Pacy, engaging and morally serious * Guardian *
Imaginative, intelligent and thought-provoking * The Times *
To Kill The Truth presents a frightening glimpse of where the current fake news agenda could lead * Daily Express *