Payday

Fans of Gone Girl and The Girl on the Train will inhale this in one sitting, as I did

JESSICA FELLOWES

Sensational. Full of twists and turns and ambushes that keep you guessing up until the very last page. PAYDAY is the best book you will read all year about where men and women are right now.

TONY PARSONS

I think every working woman will relate to this story. I was enraged in places and cheering certain characters on, then questioning my own judgement. An intelligent, thought-provoking and highly topical story with some great twists.

ALLIE REYNOLDS

Clever, compelling and chillingly plausible, Payday is a deftly plotted thriller that ratchets up the tension right until the final couldn't-see-it-coming twist.

ELLERY LLOYD

Seductive. Intelligent. Should have a 'must read' advisory on it

JANE CORRY

With assured writing and a deftly-handled plot, Payday is a page turner that will provoke many a debate

C.J. COOPER

Journalist Walden's debut is a cracking feminist revenge thriller that rips along, full of tension and drama. Telling the story from the three women's separate points of view means well-developed characters and acres of room for deception, suspense and a neat twist in the tail

DAILY MAIL

A runaway train ride of a thriller

THE SUN

A brilliant and clever read

CLOSER

A fast-paced story, you'll be hooked from the first line

BELLA

Slick, shrewd and wildly entertaining, Payday is the very definition of a one-sitting read. Nuanced, believable characters drive this dynamite plot to its unexpected end. Prepare to be wrong-footed at every turn!

CAZ FREAR, the Number One bestselling author of 'Sweet Little Lies'

I absolutely loved it. It's unputdownable, a great mystery and a fantastic read

BARBARA TAYLOR BRADFORD, international bestselling author

The writing and plot draw you in and the female-first perspective packs a punch

BELFAST TELEGRAPH

Topical and timely, this buzzing page-turner will have you on the edge of your seat

THE LADY

Brilliant mystery combined with a morality tale

BEST

The ultimate page-turner!

THE SUN

A mystery that's as thought-provoking as it is compelling.

MAIL ON SUNDAY

Compulsively readable . . . fans of Liz Nugent's Unravelling Oliver will find much to enjoy in a novel that is provocatively complex as it explores the grey areas that exist between right and wrong.

IRISH TIMES

Brilliantly plotted, with twists that will leave you gasping. This is likely to be the most addictive book you'll read all year.

B.P. WALTER, Sunday Times bestselling author of THE DINNER GUEST