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*Don't miss A Murder in Paris, the brand new twisty thriller from Matthew Blake* THE SMASH HIT NO.1 INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER ~ A GUARDIAN and SUNDAY TIMESTHRILLER OF THE MONTH ~ TV IN DEVELOPMENT WITH NETFLIXIT'S THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY Everyone knows the Anna O case. Everyone knows it was Anna's fingerprints on the knife. But no-one knows the secrets of her sleepwalking. No-one knows whether she really meant to commit the murders that night. As a trial nears, the mystery reawakens. Is she innocent, or guilty?IT'S TIME TO PICK A SIDE For fans of Girl A and The Silent Patient, the story of ANNA O is your next obsession. ____ READERS LOVE THE STORY OF ANNA O ----- 'Best book of the year so far and will take some beating' ----- 'Hooked me from the start and continues to haunt me. Brilliantly written and so many red herrings!' ----- 'Absolutely riveting, I couldn't put it down' ----- 'This was a rollercoaster read with some exciting twists and a killer ending' ----- 'Addictive, brilliant and one I would definitely recommend' ----- 'I loved this incredible fast-paced thriller' ----- 'If you like The Silent Patient, this is the book for you.'
After discovering that the average person spends thirty-three years of their life asleep, MATTHEW BLAKE felt the pull of a story. He began extensive research into sleep-related crimes and into the mystery illness known as resignation syndrome, research that sparked a thrilling question: if someone commits murder while sleepwalking, are they innocent or guilty? And so his novel Anna O was born. Before writing fiction, Matthew worked as a researcher and speechwriter at the Palace of Westminster. He studied English at Durham University and Merton College, Oxford.
