If you liked The Girl on the Train then I think you'll like this just as much, if not more
Scott Pack What She Left is an extraordinary and bold creation
Laura Wilson
Guardian
Every month brings another book billed the new Gone Girl, but we think we've found a winner
Marie Claire
A ... Read moredeliciously modern take on the psychological thriller ... a shifting, mesmerising, mysterious story ... very well-written and intelligently realised, occupying a territory half way between literary novel and thriller ... a memorable debut
Daily Telegraph
An absorbing, intricate and extremely original novel. It is also immensely clever and intriguing. It kept making me recall how I'd felt watching Twin Peaks. The kind of immediate shock and grief I felt for Laura Palmer was what I felt for Alice. The process of piecing together the heroine's life is so absorbing. I mourned her more and more powerfully as the story went on. What She Left is beautifully written and very emotionally involving. I hope that it garners all of the commercial and critical success it deserves
Claire Kendal, author of The Book of You There are a million psychological thrillers out there right now, but this one stands out . . . Richmond keeps you guessing until the final pages in this compelling debut
Glamour
Strikingly modern
Sunday Times
A tight, clever, compelling story ... the reader must act as detective, rebuilding Alice Salmon from the digital footprint she leaves behind
Paula Daly, author of Just What Kind of Mother Are You A clever, imaginative and entertaining attempt to immerse the whodunit in the world of social media
Marcel Berlins, The Times An ingeniously original premise ... addictive
Sunday Express
What a wonderful new voice. What a pleasure to read a thriller that's so ambitious and so full of emotion and suspense. Bravo!
Nicci French, author of The Memory Game and Blue Monday Intriguing and successful ... a crime thriller from a different angle, Richmond's accomplished debut encourages the reader to become the sleuth ... Genuinely chilling
Maxim Jakubowski Likely to be one of 2015's most haunting and unforgettable debuts. Accident, murder or suicide? ... A shocking story of love, loss and obsession where everyone has something to hide. It is a great read
lovereading.com
Guaranteed to keep you guessing
Irish Independent
Brilliant, totally original, "can't-put-down-able"
Judith O'Reilly, author of Wife in the North A classic whodunnit, given a modern twist
Huffington Post
An engaging thriller, full of suspense
WeLoveThisBook.com
An exceptional book ... a forensic jigsaw, an ingenious puzzle ... and a most promising debut
Shots
Highly original, fascinating and completely compelling. I was hooked on Alice's story from the very first page. A novel guaranteed to make you look back and question your social media footprint, and how accurately it tells your own story
Dani Atkins, author of Fractured Taut, multi-layered . . . A disturbing, intelligently written novel that's a psychological thriller and crime novel all rolled into one . . . Richmond shatters every assumption with a series of brilliantly delivered curve balls . . . some critics are already comparing it to Gone Girl. They're not wrong . . . the writing is strong, the narrative pace never slackens, while the climax is absolutely blistering
Surrey Life
Intriguing ... presents enough believable suspects and motives to keep the reader gripped
The Herald
This is how books should be written; full of trust and respect for the reader, allowing you to follow the darker paths and investigate yourself. This is a book of immense accomplishment, thrilling and clever - I absolutely devoured it, and I am left thinking simply that none of us are quite what we seem
Elizabeth Haynes, author of Into the Darkest Corner and Human Remains What She Left leads the reader down a dark and twisty path of suspense and intrigue. This gripping and stylishly written novel left me chilled to the bone and captivated me from beginning to end
Heather Gudenkauf, author of The Weight of Silence WHAT SHE LEFT is bold and inventive storytelling. The reader becomes the investigator, sorting through diary entries, letters, tweets, and emails to discover the truth beneath the tales of an entire cast of potentially unreliable narrators. This is not only a clever thriller, but an insightful exploration of identity and the personae we create in the social-media era
Alafair Burke, New York Times bestselling author of The Ex Show Less