Laura Wilson's acclaimed and award-winning crime novels have won her many fans. The first novel in this series, Stratton's War, won the Ellis Peters Award. Two of her novels have been shortlisted for the CWA Gold Dagger. Laura is the Guardian's crime reviewer. She lives in Islington, London.
'a skilful and moving tale of faith and madness, elegantly dressed
up as a police procedural' Mail on Sunday.
*Mail on Sunday*
'A top-notch police procedural' Sunday Telegraph.
*Sunday Telegraph*
'A Willing Victim is a complex, richly-textured novel, beautifully
written' Shots Mag.
*Shotsmag.co.uk*
'An excellent thought-provoking read' Literary Review.
*Literary Review*
'an intelligent, thought provoking crime novel with a particularly
poignant ending' The Spectator.
*Spectator*
'brilliantly written and scrupulously researched. Some historical
fiction trades in nostalgia. This does not. Instead it details a
period that few of us would willingly return to live in but which
we really ought not to ignore' Reviewing the Evidence.
*Reviewing the Evidence*
'Extraordinary mastery of the atmosphere, dialogue and morality of
London's past ... a subtle writer who achieves her grip on the
reader by the accumulation of little gems of setting and
characterization' The Times.
*The Times*
'this book was so brilliantly written that I kept having to look up
from reading to reassure myself I wasn't back there' Promoting
Crime.
*Promoting Crime*
'Wilson herself really excels in the passages of poetic
description' Independent.
*Independent*
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