I See You

Critics Review

• [A] sensational debut . . . searing twists

  Daily Mail on I Let You Go

• Impressive and original . . . distressingly close to possible reality

  The Times

• A highly accomplished novel . . . arresting . . . ingenious

  Sunday Times

• A terrific, compelling read with an astonishing twist that floored me. I loved it and did not want it to end

  Peter James on I Let You Go

• A taut psychological thriller with a startling twist

  Daily Express on I Let You Go

• Astonishingly good

  Lee Child on I Let You Go

• A hugely assured and gripping debut and a twist that made me green with envy

  Mark Billingham on I Let You Go

• Tense and fast-paced with a heart-hammering shock of an ending

  Good Housekeeping on I Let You Go

• Absolutely brilliant – I ripped through it

  Jenny Colgan on I Let You Go

• [Clare Mackintosh] hits the jackpot again with a breathless thriller based on a brilliant idea . . . This is an excellent race-against-time thriller with shoals of red herrings to tease and taunt readers all the way. It’s a must-finish-at-all-costs job

  Daily Mail

• I See You stands out from the crowd with flawless plotting and an eye for detail which will send a satisfying chill through its readers. I loved it!

  Renee Knight, number one bestselling author of Disclaimer

• Wonderfully sinister. Had me looking over my shoulder every time I travelled on the tube

  Fiona Barton, author of The Widow

• Compelling and suffused with menace

  Sunday Mirror

• Heart-stoppingly excellent

  CL Taylor, author of The Lie

• Accomplished, Addictive and Thought-Provoking – you’ll never feel the same about taking the tube again

  B A Paris

• I See You is both a compelling portrayal of modern family life and a superbly twisty thriller that keeps you guessing until the very last page. An edge of the seat read

  Kate Hamer, author of The Girl in the Red Coat

• Anyone who’s ever looked over their shoulder when they heard footsteps behind them, or quickened their pace in a deserted underpass, will shudder with recognition at Clare Mackintosh’s deliciously creepy tale of urban paranoia

  Ruth Ware, author of In a Dark, Dark Wood

• I was gripped from the very first page. Creepy and compelling with a twist I didn’t see coming. I loved it

  Claire Douglas, author of The Sisters

• As creepy as they come . . . We raced through this deeply unsettling thriller in two days . . . and looked over our shoulder the whole time

  Heat

• Another edge-of-your-seat thriller . . . a terrifyingly plausible plot and gasp-inducing ending

  Good Housekeeping

• A chilling and original story that should make everybody reconsider the predictability of their behaviour – kept me reading until dawn

  Number one kindle bestselling author, Rachel Abbott

• With I See You, Clare Mackintosh has achieved something not every author can and produced a book superior to her phenomenal debut. I had chills the entire way through and I can’t wait to read whatever she comes up with next

  Jenny Blackhurst, author of How I Lost You

• Clare Mackintosh has done it again. Feverishly tense, devilishly clever, I See You will creep up on you before giving you the fright of your life

  Number one kindle bestselling author, Mark Edwards

• Once all the pieces fell into place, I could hardly see the pages for jealously that I hadn’t had the idea myself. Genius! I predict it will be as big a hit as I Let You Go

  Tammy Cohen, author of When She Was Bad

• I See You had me enthralled from the first line to the very last – cleverly constructed, utterly believable and totally gripping. So unnerving, it made me wish I could stop reading for long enough to look over my shoulder

  Janet Ellis, author of The Butcher's Hook

• A brilliant idea brilliantly done. The best kind of thriller – compelling, mysterious, and close to home: it feels like it could really happen

  Alex Lake, author of After Anna

• This psychological thriller will have you sucked in from the moment you begin. A completely believable story that will leave you looking over your shoulder. . .

  Best

• Taps deep into our twenty-first century fears about surveillance and strangers in this tautly paced novel

  Metro

• Fantastically creepy

  Fabulous

• A brilliant second novel by one of Britain’s most exciting newcomers

  Jeffrey Archer

• Clare Mackintosh knows how to ratchet up the tension, delivering a knock-out twist at the end

  Irish Independent