Praise

'A stunning debut.' – Sydney Morning Herald

'This debut by an Australian novelist is unputdownable.' – Marie Claire

'This is as much a treatise on class, gender, privilege and power as it is a crime thriller. That Clifford manages to convey all that via a gripping murder yarn is a testament to her skill as a writer.' – The Saturday Paper

'an assured, clever and profoundly disconcerting psychological thriller.' – AustCrime Fiction

'a haunting read, a psychological thriller with loose threads picked at and unravelled chapter by chapter, from past to present, from truth to fiction and back again.' – Readings

'All These Perfect Strangers is a novel of disquieting intimacy and controlled suspense, Aoife Clifford deftly tightening the screws until we share the narrator's sense of emotional and physical confinement and the unremitting grip of the past.' – Garry Disher

'All These Perfect Strangers is a wonderful, gripping and compelling read that lingers long after the book is closed. Aoife Clifford creates a disturbing but compelling cast of characters, leaving the reader constantly guessing what's around the corner, and her cleverly woven plot shines a harsh spotlight on the question of whether the past can ever truly be left behind.' – Jane Harper, author of The Dry