Hanging Hill: a terrifying, taut and spine-tingling thriller from bestselling author Mo Hayder

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Honestly, I could say so much. Hayder really has created something wonderful here. The characters are complex. The mystery is intriguing. The story is dark. You’re given everything you want. Well, maybe not. The ending is a cliffhanger. Not in the sense that you don’t get all your answers: you know who is to blame for what – but certain events are left… well, open. It was a great way to end the story, yet I know some will be annoyed by the way it came about. The only thing that annoyed me was the fact that I sort of saw it coming. Not the specifics, but I knew something was going to happen regarding certain characters. There were too many red flags for me to ignore, but I was still pleased by the way it played out. It’s fairly obvious to me that Mo Hayder is an author who takes a great deal of satisfaction and enjoyment at watching her readers suffer as they gorge over her opulent and polished narrative. Hanging Hill, Hayder’s eighth novel is as disturbing and dark as they get – but boy is it a compelling read – put it down at your peril!Readers would be making a mistake if they overlooked the masterful British crime writer Mo Hayder’s new novel Hanging Hill. . . . Hayder . . . bring[s] this superbly plotted tale to an end more alarming than anything that comes before.” —Sherryl Connelly, New York Daily News There is usually ample free parking. The start point details given above are close to the toilets, a convenient meeting place for a group. Buses Worth reading, nonetheless, for that terrific ending: a master-class in how to wrap up a crime novel without the usual exhaustive (and exhausting) explanations.

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I feel like Mo Hayder's books should be read by everyone because they are so fun and gruesome... Would HIGHLY recommend it. The story follows two sisters who had a fall out at a young age and have not reconciled but a gruesome murder will bring them together in the most interesting and complex way. We go into the ugly world of child pornography, modelling,self-harm, corruption and so much more. I don't want to give away everything because of the mystery aspect of the book.

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Hanging Hill was a little different than other Mo Hayder books that I have read, although I enjoyed it as much or more than her other works. It was a bit more realistic than her previous books which often required the reader to suspend reality or, at least logic, for a bit. The unreality of her earlier books did not make them any less wonderful to read but I felt that the greater reality which marked this one made it all the better. Hayder also wrote the screenplay for De Behandeling (2014) which was a Belgian film of an adaptation of The Treatment. [15] [16]