Those People
The instant Sunday Times bestseller from the author of ITV's hit series OUR HOUSE
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Meet the neighbours you'll love to hate . . .
'You're in for a treat!' Lisa Jewell
‘Twists aplenty, and such wonderful observation - I loved it' Clare Mackintosh
‘A feverish atmosphere is built up, with Candlish again skewering the peccadilloes and prejudices of her middle-class characters’ Sunday Times
'An addictive, twisty page-turner about the neighbours from hell' Alice Feeney
Until Darren and Jodie move in, Lowland Way is a suburban paradise. Beautiful homes. Friendly neighbours. Kids playing out in the street. But Darren and Jodie don't follow the rules and soon disputes over loud music and parking rights escalate to threats of violence.
Then, early one Sunday, a horrific crime shocks the street. As the police go house-to-house, the residents close ranks and everyone's story is the same: They did it.
But there's a problem. The police don't agree. And the door they're knocking on next is yours.
Praise for Those People . . .
'A delicious slice of suburban noir. I loved it' Harriet Tyce
‘Sharp satire and a plot that builds to a roiling boil with a couple of oh-so-clever final twists’ Sarah Vaughan
'Guaranteed to have you vibrating with impotent fury … a carefully crafted psychological thriller’ Laura Wilson, Guardian
'Those People is nail-bitingly tense from the first page to the last. Louise Candlish shows us the dark side of suburbia – and of ourselves' Erin Kelly
'A devilishly good thriller… with a wicked ending. Loved it' Laura Kemp
'A read that will make you rejoice for nice neighbours!' Prima
'An unsettling, darkly funny, artfully composed novel about the way we live now' Irish Times
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
Louise Candlish’s brilliant thriller Our House presented a terrifyingly convincing scenario in which a few small turns of fate transformed a settled domestic existence into a horrific nightmare. She’s pulled off the same impressive trick here, unleashing hell on a suburban London street when a set of noisy neighbours move in and a fatal accident occurs. Candlish is superb at creating characters who are wholly believable but difficult to completely trust, and her robust plot constantly wrong-foots you with every twist and revelation.