'Pure nerve-shredding suspense from the first page to the last. Once I'd started reading I could. Not. Stop.'
- Erin Kelly
'A scary, claustrophobic thriller that balances cold creeping tension with cracking wit - Blair Witch meets Fleabag - I laughed out loud then couldn't switch the light off! A horror about a horror film, set on a set, this is a gem of the genre, delivered with pure mastery.'
- Janice Hallett
'A ferociously ingenious suspense thriller ... brilliantly conceived and meticulously executed ... a masterful performance'
- Irish Times
'Catherine Ryan Howard is a master thriller writer and RUN TIME is up there with the best, as the movie set of nightmares she so evocatively conjures starts to turn on its lead actress. The twisty, ingenious plotting, and atmospheric location make for a deeply chilling and unputdownable read. I didn't want it to end!'
- Sarah Pearse, bestselling author of The Sanatorium
'Thrilling, hugely entertaining and highly inventive'
- Jane Casey, Irish Times Books of the Year
'A book about a movie about a book: Run Time is so, so clever. An ingenious plot, a fly-through-it pace, and along with the creepiness, lots and lots of humour and delicious cultural references. A roller-coaster ride and fun in every sense, I loved it!'
- Andrea Mara
'A story, within a story, within a story. Nobody writes thrillers like Catherine Ryan Howard. I was hooked from the first page. An original, clever and unputdownable thriller. I loved it!'
- Alice Feeney
'Clever, creepy, unique and hugely entertaining, you won't read another book like Run Time. Catherine Ryan Howard is a crime writer at the top of her game.'
- C. L. Taylor
'Twisty, claustrophobic and totally unpredictable'
- Tim Weaver
'Tense, taut, gripping and absolutely heart-thumping - read with the lights on!'
- Sam Blake
'Totally gripping and batshit in a brilliant way. Highly highly recommend!'
- Laura Marshall
'Twisty, clever, complex, blackly comic and, oh yes, skin-crawlingly scary'
- Catherine Kirwan
'A perfect holiday read - suspenseful and inventive. Another great high-concept mystery from Catherine Ryan Howard'
- Chris Ewan