`A complex plot suffused with the nightmarish quality of Twin Peaks and a tough-minded, resourceful protagonist add up to a stand-out read.' * Guardian * 'For all those who loved Dark Pines by Will Dean I can tell you that the forthcoming sequel, Red Snow is even better. Scandi noir meets Gormenghast. Just wonderful. Can't get enough of Tuva Moodyson...' * Mark Billingham, author of the Tom Thorne Novels * `Makes the blood run even colder than Dark Pines: Will Dean goes from strength to strength.' * Erin Kelly, author of He Said/She Said * 'This is a crime novel of poise and polish, peopled with utterly compelling characters. Claustrophobic, chilling and as dark as liquorice. Brilliant.' * Fiona Cummins, author of Rattle * `Even better than the original... Dean couldn't have a finer talent for ingenious metaphorical description of snowy landscapes as if he were an Inuit. His feeling for place is matched by the quality of his characterizations, and his book is blessed with one of those wonderful multi-layered plots in which a dozen mysteries large and small are finally connected at the end with a craftsman's skill. This is just what crime fiction readers want: the old magic formula made to seem fresh.' * The Telegraph, best thrillers and crime fiction of 2019 so far * 'An ice-cold chiller, deeply layered, humorous and beautifully finessed. I adored Dark Pines, Red Snow is even better.' * Chris Whitaker, author of Tall Oaks * `A treat... Total Scandi vibes, a cracking plot and a hugely likeable heroine: the dream.' * Grazia * `Dean masterfully ramps up the tension and claustrophobia throughout the story's sinister series of events before delivering an unexpected and satisfying finale. Tuva is a wonderful creation and Dean's series is not to be missed.' * Daily Express * `Thoroughly enjoyed Red Snow... Great Scandi noir with an excellent heroine. Though beware - liquorice will never taste the same again.' * Ruth Ware, author of