'When Green isn't making you laugh, he's making you bite your nails down to the bleeding point' Stephen King 'Green's comeback, 14 years after The Juror, is highly accomplished. The duo's scam is one of the strongest plot ideas in recent crime fiction, and he exploits it flawlessly, stuffing the novel with memorably rancid characters and manipulating the reader's sympathies with a skill reminiscent of Hitchcock' Sunday Times 'Exquisitely drawn by a master miniaturist, this is a domestic thriller that boasts supreme characterisation and an elegant grasp of human failings - evoking a world where victim and attacker are inevitably drawn to one another: Indeed you may not even be able to tell them apart' Daily Mail 'It is 14 years since Dawes Green wrote bestseller The Juror. This masterclass in psychological suspense just made it worth the wait' Daily Record 'Dark unconventional and smart, Ravens is far from your average thriller and is subsequently a must for all fans of the genre and the uninitiated alike' The List 'Absolutely gripping... a superb Dawes Green storyline that's snappier than a hungry piranha' The Lady 'Hilarious and terrifying at the same time, you won't be able to put it down' Psychologies 'A superbly paced, intricately layered thriller' Esquire '[a] sly, brilliant, riveting novel' Time Out 'A fraught, edge-of-the-seat thriller' Marie Claire 'Classic noir fiction brought bang up to date' www.shotsmag.co.uk

George Dawes Green is a highly acclaimed novelist and poet, and the founder of the groundbreaking storytelling organisation, The Moth. He currently divides his time between Georgia and New York.