Excellent ... I won't give anything else away as the discoveries are part of the joy, but I was engrossed in this high-concept thriller and
can't wait to see what Turton does next * Observer *
Turton's puzzle box draws on every sci-fi classic from Blade Runner to 2001: A Space Odyssey.
As a mystery, it is more intriguing than involving. As prognostication, it seems only too likely to be the shape of things to come.
* Sunday Times *
The fiction of Stuart Turton gloriously bends both the reader's mind and the crime genre * Financial Times *
This story will grip your attention until the very last page and is sure to be another bestseller * Glamour *
A clever dystopian thriller . . . another twisty masterpiece from the Sunday Times bestselling author * Woman's Weekly *
A mind-bending, genre-blending, boy-that-ending mystery unlike any I've ever read ... I feel, as I read a Turton book, like I'm watching a rocket erupt from the launchpad --
I've got a grin on my face and my heart in my throat -- A. J. Finn
Combining several genres, but most prominently science fiction and crime, Turton has created what is probably his best piece of work to date * Buzz *
This is an ambitious, compelling novel in which nothing is what it seems * Guardian *
A smart and suspenseful page-turner * SFX *
This startlingly original slice of dystopia also serves up a compelling mystery. Genius * Heat *
If you have ever had the experience of reading a Stuart Turton novel, you will know what it is like to have your brain fried - in the very best way * i *
Turton (The Devil and the Dark Water) continues playing fast and loose with genre boundaries in this dazzling postapocalyptic thriller that blossoms into a race against time whodunit . . .
This dystopian detective story fires on all cylinders * Publisher's Weekly *
Even better than The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle.
Turton's cemented his reputation as the king of the mind-blowing mystery -- Gareth Rubin, author of Sunday Times bestseller, THE TURNGLASS
An extraordinary novel.
Midsommar meets Station Eleven meets The Mist meets a fresh post-apocalyptic murder mystery. Audacious and utterly mind-blowing.
Stu Turton is one of the most inventive writers working today -- Will Dean
Stuart Turton's literary pyrotechnics are on full display in this magnificently sly novel. Part Holmesian deduction, part Shyamalan level twists -
Turton somehow manages to reinvent both himself and the mystery genre with every book. An absolute blast -- Benjamin Stevenson
Stu Turton has done it again. I finished
The Last Murder at the End of the World last night and
it might just be his barmiest, cleverest and creepiest mystery yet. Buckle up, because you've never read a whodunnit like this one -- Tom Hindle
Stuart Turton is a reliably excellent and inventive thriller writer and his new novel ... is full of his usual
clever, unpredictable twists and skilful pacing * Independent *
The Last Murder at the End of the World is wildly inventive. Stuart Turton is a unique talent -- M. W. Craven
Stuart Turton is the master of intricately plotted, brilliantly imaginative murder mysteries. His latest delivers all that wonderful head-scratching complexity in a darkly-drawn future world with a message about what makes us human at its heart.
I loved it -- C. J. Tudor
[Turton] has returned with possibly the most audacious hook of his career * Set The Tape *
The Last Murder at the End of the World combines post apocalypse with a good ol' who dunnit. The results? Now that would be giving it away... * Good Reading, Australia *
Set in a post-apocalyptic world, wit