Don’t Look For Me

Critics Review

• Wendy Walker hits it out of the park once again in her newest psychological suspense Don’t Look for Me, a riveting and intimate story of unimaginable loss which raises the question: When you’ve already done the unthinkable, can there be any chance of redemption? Sharp, nuanced, utterly real and absolutely terrifying, this beautifully written and emotionally powerful novel is Walker at her best. I didn’t simply read this book-I devoured it!

  Karen Dionne

• Wow! I hate to be repetitive but…WOW! Wendy Walker always writes amazing books but Don’t Look for Me may be her finest novel yet. It’s unsettling in the very best way and truly riveting.

  Samantha Downing

• Gripping … with unexpected twists … you’ve got a crackling mystery on your hands.

  Adrian McKinty

• A nailbiter … so much more than a twisty thriller. It’s a heartbreaking portrait of a family coping with grief and an insightful study of guilt and blame, gaslighting and agency. If you love fast-paced page-turners with relatable, flawed characters, look no further!

  Angie Kim

• A pulse-pounding, thrill ride of a novel with heart.

  Kathleen Barber

• A master class in psychological suspense.

  Cristina Alger

• Utterly unputdownable! Don’t Look for Me combines lyrical prose, nuanced and compelling characters, and unbearable tension. It packs an emotional gut punch that will leave you thinking about the story long after you’ve reached the jaw-dropping conclusion. Walker’s best yet!

  Liv Constantine

• In Don’t Look for Me, Wendy Walker delivers twist after twisted twist, and magically combines them with a heartfelt story of guilt, forgiveness and the desperate need of a mother to protect herself and her family. The result is an astonishing, fast-paced and intricately woven tale with characters who leap off the pages. This is the perfect psychological thriller and will keep you glued to your seat, unable to breathe, until you reach the last page

  Hannah Mary McKinnon