The Orphan Choir

Warning: This book is scary. If ghost stories are your thing, you will absolutely love it.

Viv Groskop, Red Magazine

Deeply unsettling.

Fanny Blake, Woman and Home

Don't read this after dark!

Essentials Magazine

a tense mental journey ... Deft and compelling, The Orphan Choir delivers a chilling gut punch

SFX Magazine

a tense and thrilling read, employing the fast pace and great character building that we have come to expect from Sophie Hannah. Her fans will not be disappointed.

We Love This Book

an enjoyable creepy read with the psychological depth that Sophie Hannah is known for

Rich Tapestry Reads

Prepare to be spooked

Good Housekeeping

a truly chilling read

Stylist

an old-fashioned horror story, given a modern spin by the likeable narrator. It has a creepy cinematic feel and races along to its frightening ending

Sunday Mirror

a chilling ghost story

Saturday Express magazine

a very modern sort of ghost story

i, Independent

this bestselling writer knows how to pile on the tension ... and her ending is chillingly, memorably disturbing

Culture, The Sunday Times

Sophie Hannah is a genius at creating and building tension and this book is no different.

Between the Lines is an Endless Story

a beautifully constructed, atmospheric chiller which I highly recommend

Joanne-Sheppard

Her trademark precision-layered structure creates a multi-dimensional maze that holds at its centre a revelation which is truly hair-raising

Independent on Sunday

Cool, calculating and utterly chilling… to be gulped down with all the lights on and someone to grab when the sense of menace grows too great.

Observer

Sophie Hannah is a real star.

Daily Telegraph

Sophie Hannah has quickly established herself as a doyenne of the 'home horror' school of psychological tension, taking domestic situations and wringing from them dark, gothic thrills.

Financial Times

Hannah is a master of intense psychological thrillers . . . Full of twists and turns, and terrifying, too.

heat

She grips from start to finish - a grip which held me against my will because the sustained atmosphere of mild hysteria is hard to take . . . I couldn't put it down.

Literary Review