"provides all the heart-banging excitement of the best kind of thriller"
— Literary Review
"The stupendous conclusion to Don Winslow’s drug-war trilogy"
— The Sunday Times
" a blend of historical imagination and storytelling verve reminiscent of Robert Harris"
— The Sunday Times
"She addresses moral questions about fascism cogently; her writing is as commanding as ever."
— The Guardian
"McNamee has found a particularly ingenious, and thematically relevant, twist"
— The Guardian
"fiction at its bleakest, but carrying with it significant force and fury"
— The Observer
"this is no diatribe — the author remains primarily a consummate storyteller."
— Financial Times
"a propulsive and compelling novel, worthy of comparisons to Walter Mosley"
— The Guardian
"a gripping and violent tale with a hero who is original and appealing"
— The Guardian
"prepare yourself for an intricate plot with more tentacles than an octopus"
— Crime Fiction Lover