Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone

I absolutely loved it. Utterly original, hugely entertaining, and a must-read for every fan of the mystery genre. What an exceptionally fresh, smart, funny book - I've never read anything like this before.

Jane Harper

An engrossing whodunnit, with an ingenious twist on the classic crime genre. The type of book you finish and want to immediately read again

Kyle Perry

If you're a classic murder mystery fan looking for something fresh and original, you will absolutely love this

Anna Downes

A mystery for anyone who thinks they know all too well how mysteries are supposed to work

Gabriel Bergmoser

Clever, unexpected, and not to be missed

Karin Slaughter

I absolutely loved it. It's so engaging, entertaining and charming. I don't think I've ever read anything like it, and it's such a fun read

Marian Keyes

This was such a clever, compelling read. It's a must for anyone who loves the rules of crime fiction, but it still packs plenty of twists. It had me laughing and turning the pages in equal measure. Bravo Mr Stevenson!

S.J. Bennett

The best thing I've read in ages. I absolutely loved it. Whip-smart, twisted, funny, and constructed with the pinpoint precision of a bloodthirsty watchmaker.

Stuart MacBride

This book had me hooked from the first chapter. Deliciously funny, dark and intriguing

Alex Pavesi

Surprising, darkly funny, clever and charming - you won't want to put this one down

Living Edge

A homage to a golden age whodunnit, with a page-turner plot . . . Smart and funny

Business Post

An exceptionally clever and amusing mystery. Stevenson carries off this tour de force with all the aplomb of a master magician who conducts his tricks in plain view

Publishers Weekly

An ingenious and hilarious meta-murder mystery . . . strangely moving

Sunday Times 'Best Crime Books of 2022'

My go-to recommendation this year. It has everything I love about great twisty mystery, presented in a hugely original package

Jane Harper, Daily Express

As fresh and zingy as a salted lime. It's Knives Out meets Richard Osman. Or Dexter by way of Agatha Christie. Or Schitt's Creek with a body count. It's also the most luxuriantly enjoyable novel I've read in years. And years. I began toting my copy around town so that strangers would ask me about it - who could resist that title? I only wish there were more members of the Cunningham clan, so that this raucous, matchlessly entertaining mystery could go on longer. Benjamin Stevenson, I've got a lot to learn from you

A.J. Finn

A really fresh take on classic crime

Jane Harper, Good Housekeeping