Praise for Just One Evil Act
Riveting tale of love, passion, and betrayal . . . series fans will enjoy following Lynley and Havers on their first investigation outside the U.K., while newcomers will be just as enthralled. -Publishers Weekly (starred review)
Just One Evil Act [is] among the most demanding and satisfying of the many detective novels by Elizabeth George. -The Wall Street Journal
A serious, suspenseful, thought-provoking and heart-rending novel. -Richmond Times Dispatch
George is a master of the wily plot and the timely tossed out red herring. . . . George's fans will be glad to see Havers back in action, even though, as ever, she's quick to land in trouble. And as for Lynley-well, he's as cool as ever, in more than one sense of the word. -Kirkus Reviews
This is a must for fans of this series. Twists and turns are vintage George and do not disappoint. -Library Journal
Praise for #1 New York Times bestseller Believing the Lie
A multiplicity of subplots and a richness of physical detail. . . . The terrain and the weather are objective correlatives to the characters' stormy patches. Meanwhile, the story strands are untied and retied in satisfying and often moving ways. -The Wall Street Journal
Elizabeth George is a superstar of the crime-fiction world, British Inspector Division. Deservedly so: Her tales always provide nuanced character studies and insights into social issues along with their intricate mysteries. -The Seattle Times
Devilishly complicated. -Entertainment Weekly
A dense, twisty plot with characters who reveal the sad spectrum of human dereliction. -People
Masterly . . . an intricate crime drama. -Marie Claire
George's . . . ability to continually enhance the portraits of Lynley, Havers, and other recurring characters while generating fully fleshed new ones for each novel is nothing less than superlative, and her atmospheric prose, complete with lovely and detailed descriptions of her setting, combines to add literary gravitas to her work. . . . A worthy addition to her portfolio and one that simultaneously disturbs and satisfies. -Richmond Times-Dispatch
This is one of her best. -Daily American
[Lynley's] back in fine form. . . . George has given us a story filled with sex, grit, love, and everything in between. -The Gazette (Montreal)
George's many fans . . . will be thrilled with this new episode in the lives of her lovable cast of characters. -Library Journal
Believing the Lie is so fascinating that even at a thundering 606 pages, I wished for at least 10 more. -Mystery Scene
George is a master of interweaving character perspectives to reveal her mysteries. -SheKnows Book Lounge
George's strengths-character development, plot twists and shocking tragedy-continue to shine. -Shelf Awareness
A book of twists, turns, and, to be blunt, fantastic writing. . . . A complete A+ for the mystery realm. -Suspense Magazine
A page-turning plot. -World
Praise for Elizabeth George
A master of the English mystery. -The New York Times
Definitely a literary force to be reckoned with. -Suspense Magazine
It's tough to resist George's storytelling, once hooked. -USA Today
Ms. George can do it all, with style to spare. -The Wall Street Journal
As always, George's subplots provide . . . engrossing moments and memorable characters. -Chicago Tribune
Crime writing at its best. -The Courier-Mail
A writer of immense power, keen intelligence, and profound sensitivity. -Richmond Times-Dispatch
[Lynley is] one of the great character portraits in contemporary crime fiction. -The Boston Globe
