Paula Hawkins is the author of the #1 New York Times bestseller The Girl on the Train, which was made into a major motion picture.
“A captivating contemporary whodunit… suspense churns and the plot
keeps you guessing.”—People Magazine
“Highly suspenseful… all these intrigues are teased out with
impressive skill by Ms. Hawkins, who tells a complex narrative...
in a chronicle whose final pages yield startling revelations." —The
Wall Street Journal
"[A] succulent new mystery… Hawkins, influenced by Hitchcock,
has a cinematic eye and an ear for eerie, evocative language…
So do dive in. The payoff is a socko ending. And a
noirish beach read that might make you think twice about
dipping a toe in those dark, chilly waters.”—USA Today
“Addicting… this novel has a little something for anyone looking
for their next binge-read.” —Marie Claire
"Thrilling... we [are] kept guessing until the sobering
conclusion." —O Magazine
"Mother's Day is coming up. This one's perfect for the
mom who always has shelf space for thrillers." —theSkimm
“Hawkins is at the forefront of a group of female authors – think
Gillian Flynn and Megan Abbott – who have reinvigorated the
literary suspense novel by tapping a rich vein of psychological
menace and social unease… there’s a certain solace to a dark
escape, in the promise of submerged truths coming to light.”
—Vogue
“A unputdownable, smart, thoughtful thriller.”—PopSugar
“An intriguing pop-feminist tale of small-town hypocrisy, sexual
politics, and wrongs that won’t rinse clean.”—Entertainment
Weekly
"Contains just as many hair-raising plot twists as [The Girl on the
Train]. This time, Hawkins’s absorbing and chilling cast of
mothers, daughters, and sisters grapples with the implications of
memory, exploring what happens when our conflicting recollections
of personal histories collide to destroy the
present.” —Harper's Bazaar
“Hawkins weaves another wonderfully twisted mystery.”—Coastal
Living
“Readers will be locked in a guessing game until the unnerving
conclusion… It’ll give you the most thrills and
chills.” —Redbook
“Page-turner… a thriller that intersects complicated cultural
narratives of adolescent sexuality, the often fraught relationships
between daughters, mothers and sisters, and the relationship
between ‘good men’ and ‘troublesome women.’”—Jezebel
“Hawkins has a real gift for exploring the manner in which we
constantly turn things over in our minds, crafting inner monologues
both rich and relatable… a lively, compelling, and surprisingly
empathetic and humane page-turner.” —The A.V. Club
“Sometimes what we really need is a good thriller. And Paula
Hawkins knows how to captivate readers with an enthralling and
suspenseful mystery. Following her psychological thriller, The
Girl on the Train, Paula Hawkins is at it again with Into the
Water.” –Mic
"A page-turning thriller… Will haunt you long after this book is
over.” —Bustle
"I couldn't resist Hawkins' anxiously awaited second novel ...
scary and addictive." —Cup of Jo
“Hawkins constructs a bracing, knotty ride in which the ghosts of
the past come back to haunt those living in the present.” –W
Magazine
“Hawkins keeps you guessing until the final page.” —Real Simple
“Arresting… Hawkins is an ambitious writer, inclining to the
literary end of the spectrum.”—Financial Times
“Into the Water" captures all the suspense and terrifying emotions
of [The Girl on the Train], but it beams with a maturity in writing
and in storytelling that will draw her fans right back over the
edge... the novel also flows with an instinctual understanding of
relationships, young love, devoted friendships and dedication to
duty, familial faults and small-town paranoia." —Minneapolis
Star-Tribune
“When it comes to tension you could cut with a knife, no one does
it better than Hawkins.”—New York Post
“An elegantly written tale that grips readers like a mighty
current, guiding and taking them downriver toward the inevitable
rocky ending and breathtaking plot twist in the novel’s final
pages.” —Deseret News
“Hawkins is a master of waging emotional warfare among her
characters against a backdrop of murder. Into the
Water is one to read with the lights on.”—SF Weekly
“Hawkins returns to the rotating-narration style of her breakout
debut, giving voice to an even broader cast this time… Order by the
ton.” —Booklist (starred review)
“Twisty and compulsive… Hawkins skillfully delves into the psyche
of each character, extracting their feelings, fears and fallacies,
slowly ramping up the psychological suspense as she goes.”
—BookPage
“The payoff packs a satisfying punch.” —Publishers Weekly
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