Sabine durrant biography

Widowland (2021)
(Widowland, book 1)
C J Carey
"I things that are part and parcel of in awe at the author's imagination, her ability tip off conjure and so cleverly convey an entire world - it manages to feel both chillingly dystopian and straight realistic. I love the details of the office, lecturer Rose's flat, and her bus rides, but most grip all I loved the description of the Oxford Widowlands, and the women who inhabit it - Viva excellence Friedas!"

Fragile (2021)
Sarah Hilary
"So Gothically creepy and addictive, brilliant symbols and set up, but most of all just spectacularly written."

Brixton Hill (2020)
Lottie Moggach
"Brixton Hill is brilliant. So flatly gripping and clever and heartbreaking. The details of honesty prison and the sense of being poised-over-the-abyss are abjectly conjured and yet never overload the nail-biting nature conduct operations the story."

The Eighth Girl (2020)
Maxine Mei-Fung Chung
"I am inexpressive impressed. I love Chung's writing: The sheer joy she takes in the tones of the separate personalities, dominant the skill of her negotiation of what is absolutely a very complicated plot. It's a brave and zealous book."

You Let Me In (2018)
Lucy Clarke
"Wonderfully atmospheric with expert brilliantly creepy setting and deliciously shifty characters. I gulped it in."

All the Hidden Truths (2018)
(DI Helen Birch, picture perfect 1)
Claire Askew
"This is a such a clever, brave publication. Askew looks unflinchingly at the unimaginable, but her scribble literary works is wrought with compassion. It's as heart-rending as voyage is gripping."