All the Hidden Truths
Winner of the McIlvanney Prize for Scottish Crime Debut of the Year!
Claire Askew
All the Hidden Truths
Winner of the McIlvanney Prize for Scottish Crime Debut of the Year!
Claire Askew
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A wrenching, gripping, unforgettable debut crime novel for fans of Susie Steiner and Tana French.
Stunning debut... compellingly written.
(a) meticulous and compelling novel about the aftermath of a major crime and its effect on the affected families and investigating officers both.
Gripping, heartbreaking and horrifyingly plausible. I couldn't tear myself away from this book. Claire Askew is a stunning new voice in crime fiction.
As scarily plausible as it is utterly captivating, this is an absorbing and unforgettable debut.
Raw, powerful, compassionate and deeply moving, with page-turning tension to the end. A stunning debut.
Moving and memorable.
Splendid debut... thoughtful and well-written.
You'll be gripped by the unexpected truths that emerge. Compelling.
An intricate, pacy, risky and intriguing novel.
Claire Askew takes us away from the obvious plot and asks us tantalising questions... the three women... form an absorbing psychological trio for Askew's thought-provoking, upsetting entry into crime fiction.
A fantastic read.
This is a such a clever, brave book. Askew looks unflinchingly at the unimaginable, but her writing is wrought with compassion. It's as heart-rending as it is gripping.
When we think about Edinburgh crime our thoughts turn to Ian Rankin and Val McDermid. Claire Askew could be up there with them.
(a) Fine, thought-provoking debut
A searing, heart-breaking thriller.
Emotionally engrossing, morally challenging, horribly topical
A well-written investigation of individual and collective responsibility.
Damn, this is a good book... a debut of such power, and of such verve.
ALL THE HIDDEN TRUTHS is a marvel... Absorbing and suspenseful, it's a thought-provoking debut novel
This is a gripping debut crime thriller that draws you in with plenty of accurately-observed characters and a well-drawn setting. It is the page-turner promised and well worth losing yourself in.
Gripping
This is a gripping debut crime thriller that draws you in with plenty of accurately observed characters and a well-drawn setting. It is the page-turner promised and well worth losing yourself in.
This novel will no doubt be a summer hit.
There's so much to enjoy about this compelling debut. The three different viewpoints really pulled me in to the story, and got me thinking about the nature of victimhood as well as collective social responsibility. This is a timely, relevant, and thought-provoking novel.
Really excellent - totally gripping... very realistic. One to look out for
A novel so shockingly current that it seems to fictionalise the world even as it changes around us.
A gripping, thought provoking and ultimately uplifting crime debut. I love that this book, which focusses on a crime against women, is itself about women and not the man that committed the crime. A story of how, when something terrible happens, you might start to pick up some of the tiny little pieces of your life and try to find a way through. The story, the characters and the city are all vivid and utterly alive and they left me feeling angry and full of adrenaline and love.
Ian Rankin and the capital's other crime writers are going to have to look to their laurels. There's a new kid in town.
...it deserves every accolade. This psychological suspense story is one of the best books of the year...Askew is a writer on the rise.
Claire Askew brought us a new kind of crime story in 2018. ALL THE HIDDEN TRUTHS is a taut and thoughtful look at toxic masculinity, public tragedy and the women left picking up the pieces.
UK publisher Hodder & Stoughton touts ALL THE HIDDEN TRUTHS as its lead crime debut of the year, and it's not just hype.
Claire Askew's debut novel All The Hidden Truths won the 2016 Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize as a work in progress, and the 2019 McIlvanney Debut Crime Fiction Award. Two of her novels have been shortlisted for the CWA Gold Dagger. Her fourth novel, A Matter of Time, was longlisted for the McIlvanney Crime Novel of the Year 2022. Claire is also a poet and non-fiction writer and she lives in Carlisle.
Stunning debut... compellingly written.
(a) meticulous and compelling novel about the aftermath of a major crime and its effect on the affected families and investigating officers both.
Gripping, heartbreaking and horrifyingly plausible. I couldn't tear myself away from this book. Claire Askew is a stunning new voice in crime fiction.
As scarily plausible as it is utterly captivating, this is an absorbing and unforgettable debut.
Raw, powerful, compassionate and deeply moving, with page-turning tension to the end. A stunning debut.
Moving and memorable.
Splendid debut... thoughtful and well-written.
You'll be gripped by the unexpected truths that emerge. Compelling.
An intricate, pacy, risky and intriguing novel.
Claire Askew takes us away from the obvious plot and asks us tantalising questions... the three women... form an absorbing psychological trio for Askew's thought-provoking, upsetting entry into crime fiction.
A fantastic read.
This is a such a clever, brave book. Askew looks unflinchingly at the unimaginable, but her writing is wrought with compassion. It's as heart-rending as it is gripping.
When we think about Edinburgh crime our thoughts turn to Ian Rankin and Val McDermid. Claire Askew could be up there with them.
(a) Fine, thought-provoking debut
A searing, heart-breaking thriller.
Emotionally engrossing, morally challenging, horribly topical
A well-written investigation of individual and collective responsibility.
Damn, this is a good book... a debut of such power, and of such verve.
ALL THE HIDDEN TRUTHS is a marvel... Absorbing and suspenseful, it's a thought-provoking debut novel
This is a gripping debut crime thriller that draws you in with plenty of accurately-observed characters and a well-drawn setting. It is the page-turner promised and well worth losing yourself in.
Gripping
This is a gripping debut crime thriller that draws you in with plenty of accurately observed characters and a well-drawn setting. It is the page-turner promised and well worth losing yourself in.
This novel will no doubt be a summer hit.
There's so much to enjoy about this compelling debut. The three different viewpoints really pulled me in to the story, and got me thinking about the nature of victimhood as well as collective social responsibility. This is a timely, relevant, and thought-provoking novel.
Really excellent - totally gripping... very realistic. One to look out for
A novel so shockingly current that it seems to fictionalise the world even as it changes around us.
A gripping, thought provoking and ultimately uplifting crime debut. I love that this book, which focusses on a crime against women, is itself about women and not the man that committed the crime. A story of how, when something terrible happens, you might start to pick up some of the tiny little pieces of your life and try to find a way through. The story, the characters and the city are all vivid and utterly alive and they left me feeling angry and full of adrenaline and love.
Ian Rankin and the capital's other crime writers are going to have to look to their laurels. There's a new kid in town.
...it deserves every accolade. This psychological suspense story is one of the best books of the year...Askew is a writer on the rise.
Claire Askew brought us a new kind of crime story in 2018. ALL THE HIDDEN TRUTHS is a taut and thoughtful look at toxic masculinity, public tragedy and the women left picking up the pieces.
UK publisher Hodder & Stoughton touts ALL THE HIDDEN TRUTHS as its lead crime debut of the year, and it's not just hype.
The aftermath of an Edinburgh college shooting is seen through the experiences of three women: a victim's
mother, the shooter's mother and the detective in charge of the case. Raw, powerful, compassionate and
deeply moving, with page-turning tension to the end.
Claire Askew's debut novel All The Hidden Truths won the 2016 Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize as a work in progress, and the 2019 McIlvanney Debut Crime Fiction Award. Two of her novels have been shortlisted for the CWA Gold Dagger. Her fourth novel, A Matter of Time, was longlisted for the McIlvanney Crime Novel of the Year 2022. Claire is also a poet and non-fiction writer and she lives in Carlisle.