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‘So weird and wonderful I am already adding it to my recommendations at the end of this year’ Lucy Mangan, Guardian

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'Elegant and viciously funny. Think Jane Eyre meets Patrick Bateman. Sensationally unhinged.' Sunday Times

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‘Simmering with rage, propulsive and laugh-out-loud funny, this novel is nothing less than a masterpiece’ Catriona Ward, author of The Last House on Needless Street

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'The literary lovechild of Jane Eyre and American Psycho. Murderous literary fun.' The Times

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'I am OBSESSED. A gleeful, gory pastiche shot through with pitch-black humour.' Kirsty Logan

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‘Virginia Feito turns Victorian tropes upside down in this gloriously grotesque period horror’ Independent

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'Brutal, bold, and brilliantly macabre. A decadent delight for all lovers of the darkest Victorian gothic.' Essie Fox

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‘Riotous, devilishly clever, and deliciously appalling, Victorian Psycho is flat out brilliant. Long live Winifred! She is the anti-hero this, or any other, century deserves’ Paul Tremblay

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‘Relentlessly moody in the best possible way, Victorian Psycho asks how anyone could live sanely in a time so systemically cruel. Atmospheric, funny, bloody as hell, I finished it in one sitting’ Ainslie Hogarth

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'Night-black and altogether delicious fun.' Paraic O'Donnell

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'A wicked delight and a hilariously twisted tale, underlining the cruelty of Victorian society with a humourous deftness that is to be admired' Emma Hinds

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‘A brilliantly tense psychological study from a writer who keeps pace with Du Maurier’ Guardian

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‘Virginia Feito’s noirish debut novel left me rapt. An elegant, claustrophobic psychological thriller that feels incredibly original’ Evening Standard

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‘There are shades of Hitchcock and Highsmith here, while the opening chapter puts one in mind of Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway. Nastily good fun’ Metro

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‘I read Mrs. March in one sitting and was so captured by it. As a character, she is fascinating, complex, and deeply human’ Elisabeth Moss

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