Mine

Digs deep to examine the dark side of motherhood - mental illness, failure, violent thoughts - and refuses to look away. Mine throws into question the sanity of the narrator, the trustworthiness of doctors and the reader's understanding of right and wrong

The Guardian

An original, brave new voice

Australian Women's Weekly

By turns compelling, confounding, frightening and heartbreaking - a riveting tale

The Courier Mail

A rewarding read - a top pick for book clubs

Herald Sun

Gripping, creepy and nail-biting, Mine is a heartbreaking psychological thriller that haunted me long after the final page

Toni Jordan, author of ADDITION and OUR TINY, USELESS HEARTS

Powerful, insightful and all too believable. Not knowing what is real and what isn’t is the most frightening experience of all

Inga Simpson, author of NEST and WHERE THE TREES WERE

Utterly compelling and brilliantly confounding. A novel where all possible explanations are suspect — even your own

Wendy James, author of THE GOLDEN CHILD

Fascinating and frightening – a white-knuckle ride through every parent’s worst nightmare to the edge of madness

Kylie Ladd, author of MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS

Mine is compelling, dark and claustrophobic. From the first page Susi Fox’s protagonist draws you into her murky world of seeming paranoia. The setting is oppressive – a hospital that is the stuff of nightmares – and Fox’s medical background lends credibility and fascinating detail that renders it all the more unsettling. Recommended for all fans of psychological suspense. I couldn’t sleep until I finished it . . . and then I couldn’t sleep at all

Dervla McTiernan, author of the THE RUIN