Brilliant characters, sparkling banter and a very big heart * Woman & Home * The twistiest, turniest tale told with all of Richard Osmans trademark wit and warmth * Red * And hes done it again! Thursday Murder Club fans, you are in for a treat! This fabulously fun book introduces us to a trio of brilliant charactersPrivate jets, pub quizzes, dead influencers, money laundering, all with chuckles galore * Prima * We Solve Murders is as infallible a pick-me- up as its predecessors * Daily Telegraph * The surprisingly charming constant in Osmans books is the idea that everyone needs a friend and that loneliness is curable. There could be worse messages in a bloodthirsty thriller. And in this wild, luxurious ride of a novel, we are all in first class together * i News * Another riveting murder stor * The Peoples Friend * Absurdly readable and packed with Osmans wry wit * Daily Mail * Steve, Rosie and Amy are fun company, a joyful and memorable trio. I'm already looking forward to their next adventure * Irish Independent * With relatable characters brought to life by the authors unique humour and wit, this fast-paced thriller is full of surprises * Candis * Osmans smart plotting, wit, and love of popular culture are all on display here, and hes ensured that well follow the unlikely trio of Steve, Amy, and Rosie wherever they go * Heat * Action packed and hilarious. I cant wait to find out what these characters will get up to next * Yours * Youll pick it up for the cosy crime but youll keep reading for the brilliantly written characters and their entertaining adventures * Culturefly * A very enjoyable light read, and a promising beginning for some new and endearing characters if you enjoyed his previous novels then youll certainly find plenty to like here * The Afterword * We Solve Murders has chuckles and charm, navigating the territory between action thriller and comedy puzzler. It quickly establishes a cast of endearing characters and is full of deadpan one-liners. This is a sitcom-meets-Bond, and a fine murder mystery * Daily Express * The body count may be higher but the trademark warmth and humour are present and correct * Mail on Sunday *
