"Splendid . . . This chilling assortment of Northern Irish noir is not to be missed."
--Publishers Weekly, Starred Review

"Irish noir done to a turn, with just enough tearful sentiment to turn the screws tighter."
--Kirkus Reviews

"Neville, author of The Ghosts of Belfast, turns from thrilling mystery to chilling horror. Thirteen macabre tales feature killers and specters sure to haunt your dreams for days to come. Neville sets his stories amidst his native Irish shores, filling each yarn with a hint of the old country. This blend of genres conjures nightmarish realities to create a bone-chilling collection."
--The Lineup

"Hauntingly delicious . . . If you want to give friends an unexpected and highly memorable trick-or-treat, get a couple of extra copies of this collection. Make sure to ink your name into your own copy, so it won't walk away lightly. It will be, indeed, haunted."
--Kingdom Books

Praise for Stuart Neville

"A rare example of legitimate noir fiction."
--The New York Times Book Review

"Tightly wound, emotionally resonant . . . Displays an acute understanding of the true state of Northern Ireland, still under the thumb of decades of violence."
--Los Angeles Times

"The current master of neo-noir detective fiction."
--The Boston Globe

"A brilliant thriller, unbearably tense, stomach-churningly frightening . . . A future classic."
--The Observer

"A great, brawling ache of a novel . . . filled with both prickling suspense and fiercely wrought emotion."
--Megan Abbott

"A flat-out terror trip."
--James Ellroy

"An exceptional talent. Crime fiction doesn't get much better."
--Lee Child