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‘A riveting mystery, beautifully unwound. The Silence excavates dark, decades-old secrets buried in human hearts, in families and in nations. I read it in one weekend’

ERIN KELLY

‘A darkly gripping and addictive read. I tore through it in a few days’

ESTHER FREUD

‘Deeply engrossing … an exquisite literary thriller’

PHILIPPA EAST, author of Little White Lies

‘Allott uses the scandal of Australia’s stolen children to devastating effect in this memorable debut’

SUNDAY TIMES

‘An atmospheric, convincing portrayal of the way that the decisions we make, both individually and collectively, reverberate down the years’

GUARDIAN

‘Emotionally wrenching’

WALL STREET JOURNAL

‘An impressive and beautifully written, Australian-set debut with the devastating subject of the Stolen Generation at its core’

FIONA MITCHELL, author of The Swap

‘Tense, atmospheric and brilliantly paced. The Silence is fraught with disturbing secrets and powerful emotions. I loved it’

FRANCESCA JAKOBI, author of Bitter

‘A suspenseful, beautifully crafted debut for fans of Celeste Ng and Jane Harper’

TELEGRAPH AUSTRALIA

‘Intricate and suspenseful … [a] stellar debut’

NEW YORK JOURNAL OF BOOKS

‘A suspense-filled story set in Australia, highlighting the effects of an official policy that has haunted generations. Allott’s prose builds an incredibly convincing portrayal of the destruction caused by dysfunctional relationships. A fantastic debut’

NIKKI SMITH, author of All in Her Head

‘A poignant literary mystery, impossible to put down. One of those books that stops you rushing to your next read for fear it won’t compare’

TREVOR WOOD, author of The Man on the Street

‘A brooding, suspenseful debut’

SUNDAY MIRROR

‘A compelling account of loyalty, familial trust and distrust’

LANCASHIRE TIMES

‘A compelling and powerful read. Susan Allott is a writer to watch’

HOOKED FROM PAGE ONE

‘An unsettling portrayal of unhappy marriage, alcohol abuse and a dark chapter of history, with a plot that grips like an anaconda’

SAGA MAGAZINE