Stuart Turton
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E. Beattie
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Stuart Turton:
I've just finished my seventh time (which is no exaggeration) reading The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle, and it still fills me with that feeling of suspense and unease, and the end always leaves me speechless and will always shock me - no matter how many times I re-read it! I was wondering if you had any books that give you that same shock when you revisit them? A huge thank you to you (and to Doris!).
Kkop12
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Stuart Turton:
Not a question. But I wanted you to know that my 14 year old recommended this book to me. We are both big readers. A common place for us to land. This was one of the best books both of us had read in quite some time. It gave us a lot to comment on and talk about. And when you have a 14 year old, that is a gift. You know? Thanks for creating this gift.
Caitlyn Clapp
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Stuart Turton:
7 1/2 Deaths was one of the most unique and incredible books I've ever read, so I had high hopes for Devil and the Dark Water. It was so different from 7 1/2 Deaths but rivals it in quality. The question of whether Old Tom even existed had me questioning things until the very end. Please tell me a Turton #3 is in the works?
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