Sleep

C.L. Taylor is a Sunday Times bestselling author. Her psychological thrillers have sold over a million copies in the UK alone, been translated into over twenty languages, and optioned for television. Her 2019 novel, Sleep, was a Richard and Judy pick. C.L. Taylor lives in Bristol with her partner and son.

Praise for Sleep:

'Beware! Sleep does not do what it says on the tin: I was awake until the small hours under its dark and twisty spell.' Fiona Barton

'Sleep kept me awake until the early hours...extremely creepy, atmospheric and twisty. I never guessed that ending!' Claire Douglas

'Another cracking psychological thriller from CL Taylor. Sleep will keep you up all night.' Mark Edwards

'Yet another brilliantly atmospheric page turner.' Michelle Frances, author of The Girlfriend

'An edgy, page-turning, genuinely thrilling read.' Christian White, bestselling author of The Nowhere Child

'A classic premise with a paranoid protagonist and juicy suspects. Great book!' Steve Cavanagh

'A propulsive, twisty thriller with an ending you won't see coming.' Mel McGrath

'Chilling, wonderfully atmospheric, with a knock-out ending I can't stop thinking about.' Paula Daley

'Another masterclass in heart-in-mouth suspense.' Tammy Cohen

'A new C.L. Taylor is always cause for excitement and Sleep is another cracker.' Cass Green

'She does it every time. A dark and clever tale of twisted mind games. Totally absorbing and addictive. Loved it.' Mel Sherratt

'Deeply addictive, dark and so, so twisty.' Lucy Clarke

'Claustrophobic and twisty in a terrifyingly remote setting.' Gilly Macmillan, New York Times bestselling author of What She Knew

Praise for C.L. Taylor:

'Fans of C.L. Taylor are in for a treat. The Fear is her best yet.' Clare Mackintosh

'Smart, packing a punch to the heart, and dark in all the right places.' Sarah Pinborough

'A highly original and timely tale that kept me utterly enthralled and entertained from beginning to end.' Liz Nugent

'Dark and disturbing. This is a book I will remember for a long time.' Rachel Abbott