The Other Passenger

From The Bestselling Author Of Our House, Winner Of The Crime & Thriller Book Of The Year Award ‘the Other Passenger Is Just Brilliant; Gripping From The First Page… Louise Candlish Just Gets Better And Better, I Love Her’ Lisa Jewell, Author Of The Family Upstairs It All Happens So Quickly. One Day You're Living The Dream, Commuting To Work By Riverbus With Your Charismatic Neighbour Kit In The Seat Beside You. The Next, Kit Hasn't Turned Up For The Boat And His Wife Melia Has Reported Him Missing. When You Get Off At Your Stop, The Police Are Waiting. Another Passenger Saw You And Kit Arguing On The Boat Home The Night Before And The Police Say That You Had A Reason To Want Him Dead. You Protest. You And Kit Are Friends - Ask Melia, She'll Vouch For You. And Who Exactly Is This Other Passenger Pointing The Finger? What Do They Know About Your Lives? No, Whatever Danger Followed You Home Last Night, You Are Innocent, Totally Innocent. Aren't You? Praise For The Other Passenger: ‘oh, The Delicious Agony Of Witnessing Louise Candlish's Ordinary, Flawed Bourgeois Characters Become Warped By Dark Impulses . . . The Layers Of Plot Astound’ Sunday Times Crime Club ‘i’m A Huge Fan Of Louise Candlish’s Writing But She Really Knocks It Out Of The Park With This One… A Must Read!’ Lucy Foley 'a Smart, Twisty Thriller… I Couldn’t Put It Down!' Shari Lapena 'psychological Suspense At Its Most Elegant And Sinister' Aj Finn ‘a Stunning Masterwork Of Style And Suspense’ Jeffery Deaver? 'an Instant Classic, With So Many Twists And Turns It Made My Head Spin' Mark Edwards Praise For Louise Candlish 'prepare To Be Gripped; Louise Candlish Shows Us The Dark Side Of Suburbia – And Of Ourselves' Erin Kelly ‘sharp Satire And A Plot That Builds To A Roiling Boil With A Couple Of Oh-so-clever Final Twists In Close Succession: Louise Candlish Is One Very Clever Writer’ Sarah Vaughan ‘twists Aplenty, And Such Wonderful Observation - I Loved It' Clare Mackintosh 'an Addictive, Twisty Page-turner That Will Give You Nightmares About The Suburban Dream' Alice Feeney 'a Delicious Slice Of Suburban Noir. I Loved It' Harriet Tyce 'oozing With Scandal, It's A Compelling Read' Woman & Home 'a Devilishly Good Thriller With A Wicked Ending. Loved It' Laura Kemp 'utterly Gripping' Red 'louise Candlish Captures The Mores Of Middle-class Life And Our Worst, Curtain-twitching Tendencies Like No One Else' Red, Online 'full Of Marvellously Toxic Characters' Best