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Stuart Turton
Stuart Turton’s debut novel, The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle, won the Costa First Novel Award and the Books Are My Bag Readers Award, and was shortlisted for the Specsavers National Book Awards and the British Book Awards Debut of the Year. A Sunday Times bestseller for three weeks, it has been translated into over thirty languages and has also been a bestseller in Italy, Russia and Poland. Stuart lives near London with his wife and daughter.
Books by Stuart Turton
“Stuart Turton’s creative takes on the murder mystery form are always delightful. The Last Murder At The End Of The World is set in a kind of post-apocalyptic utopia, in which a small community ekes out a harmonious existence on an island surrounded by poisonous fog. But when a scientist is found brutally murdered, they have only 92 hours to solve the crime before the security system will suffocate them all.” Read more...
Popular Fiction Highlights of Spring 2024
Cal Flyn, Five Books Editor
Interviews with Stuart Turton
The Best Murder Mystery Books, recommended by Stuart Turton
The best murder mysteries set up their stories like a game between the reader and the writer, says Stuart Turton, bestselling author and lifelong mystery fan. Here he highlights five of his favourites, in which detectives make miraculous deductions, or doggedly chase clues until they meet with satisfying solutions.
Interviews where books by Stuart Turton were recommended
Popular Fiction Highlights of Spring 2024, selected by Cal Flyn
Popular fiction is popular for a reason: confounding mysteries, devastating love stories, and spectacular visions of speculative worlds offer us an escape hatch from everyday life. Here we offer a handy Five Books round-up of superior genre novels of spring 2024 including unmissable new titles from firm fan favourites.
