An exciting, at times astonishing read.

Gripping and consistently surprising.

The 41 short, crisp, screenplay-like chapters in this superb and chilling book constitute a sordid thriller..

The best book about the Troubles since Patrick Radden Keefe’s Say Nothing.

Enthralling.

I was generally impressed by the style of Hemming’s book, which is written with novelistic verve. In places, however, he overdoes it.

A swift-paced exposé of the Northern Irish Troubles.

Riveting.