Julie Myerson
The Stopped Heart
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Myerson twines a delightfully twisted tale, exposing the dark underbelly of love and the gaping, raw wounds of grief… By turns terrifying and heartbreaking; an enthralling spine-chiller.
Kirkus Review
An unsettling and disturbing tale that should please anyone wishing to spend these winter nights in the company of a very dark imagination indeed
The Sunday Telegraph
Ruthlessly addictive.
Claire AllfreeMetro
The story is heart wrenching, unremittingly grisly… A thriller and…a page-turner… The Stopped Heart exposes the flesh of the lives cut in half, the pain and loves of the past, and why they are no less real than the present.
Heloise WoodIndependent on Sunday
Unsettling and unputdownable.
Woman & Home
The ever enjoyable Julie Myerson has produced a haunting story of love and loss, whose mystical theme is that extreme tragedy leaves a stain that never truly dies… Gripping and moving.
John HardingDaily Mail
A brilliantly unsettling read. Myerson’s elegant prose creates a suffocating feeling of dread as the psychological consequences of loss and violence are mercilessly revealed.
Eithne FarryMail on Sunday
Darkness courses through Myerson’s psychological horror novel.
Francesca AngeliniSunday Times
Myerson evokes mystery and madness, with glimpses into devastating events, the full extent of which are slowly and skilfully uncovered.
Vogue
It’s a gothic thriller that doesn’t go over the top; more alarming still for its literary precision... This is a book that you will turn through the night to reach its conclusion — Myerson has you dying for the end and even surer that you will do just that when you get there.
The Times Full Review
This novel is beautifully written and cleverly told. And it’s almost completely terrifying…. Edge-of-your-seat suspense… It’s the sort of book you cannot put down.
Viv GroskopThe Observer
Myerson captures the sorrow that surpasses all understanding... not easy to cast aside.
Alex ClarkSpectator
There’s a rhythm to these purposeful leaps between past and present that becomes part of the experience of reading this increasingly gripping novel.... The German word unheimlich captures best what Myerson writes about so well: that eerie sense when something is both familiar and unfamiliar.
Katharine WeberNew York Times Book Review
The Stopped Heart is just as frightening as Edgar Allan Poe’s Tell-Tale Heart. Scary, suspenseful, and the most intriguing novel yet. This new thriller by Julie Myerson is incredible.
Danielle UrbanSan Francisco Book Review
Bloody brilliant
Paula Hawkins, author of 'The Girl on the Train'
Past and present blend in this addictive, heart-stopping tale
Woman & Home