Anna Bailey is a Sunday Times bestselling author from Gloucestershire. Their debut novel, Tall Bones, inspired by their experiences living in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, was nominated for the Theakstons Crime Novel of the Year and Goldsboro Glass Bell awards, as well as the Prix Nouvelles Voix du Polar. Their short stories, based on their travels through rural America, have been dramatised for BBC Radio 4, including ‘Long Way to Come For a Sip of Water’, which was shortlisted for the BBC National Short Story Award. They live in Bordeaux with their wife.
Beautifully written and very moving, this is an assured debut.
*Laura Wilson, GUARDIAN*
A nuanced thriller that will haunt you long after you race through
its pages.
*GRAZIA*
One of the most exciting debuts of the year.
*SUNDAY EXPRESS*
Spellbinding and darkly beautiful.... intricately plotted and
exquisitely written, Tall Bones is a stunning debut.
*WOMEN & HOME*
Fast paced and moving.
*LITERARY REVIEW*
With Tall Bones, Anna Bailey bursts onto the scene with a
wonderfully haunting debut. Small-town intrigue, exquisitely
drawn.
*JANE HARPER, author of The Dry and The Lost Man*
The best kind of small-town crime novel... one that drips with
atmosphere... an intricately weaved and haunting story that will
stay with you for days after.
*Culturefly*
Both menacing and haunting, a compelling and atmospheric debut.
*DAILY MAIL*
Anna Bailey writes like a dream about teenage love and lust, the
terror of knowledge and the claustrophobia of families and of small
towns.
*EMMA FLINT, author of Little Deaths*
Bailey writes with perfect poise. She is destined for great things
- I feel it in my bones.
*SAGA magazine*
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