'Intense, disquieting ... Visman drip feeds these telltale titbits with exquisite timing, creating a taut, maze-like narrative that will entrap you within pages' Daily Mail 'Visman's sparse, elegant prose makes for a wonderfully cynical read ... every page is so well written it's tempting to read each again and again' Glamour 'Visman has a clinical eye for unlikely sources of unease, making something as innocuous as a pet cat's preference for a neighbour's bed highly unsettling. Simple but highly effective, Yellow sets the net curtains of one's mind atwitch' The Times 'Spare, claustrophobic ... unputdownable and intelligent ... A thoughtful, unsettling story: if you enjoy the paranoia of Du Maurier's Rebecca or Hitchcock's Vertigo, you will adore this' Ink