A Particularly Nasty Case

‘Brilliant, hilarious, ingenious and imaginative. It will make you laugh and weep’ * Reverend Richard Coles *‘Amazing: so clever and funny. Medical knowledge twines the plot together like poison ivy, and I was gripped right up to the last minute’ * Joanna Lumley *‘Moving, outrageous and outrageously funny’ * Dawn French *‘Wild and funny and filthy and hilarious with a great big beating heart. A masterpiece’ * Russell T Davies *‘A work of fiendishly plotted genius: hilarious, macabre and heartrending in equal measure’ * Lucy Foley *‘Viciously funny - I’m still laughing’ * Ian Rankin *‘Very funny, very rude and very moving - a wonderful read’ * Kate Mosse *‘A thrilling, twisting mystery that kept me guessing until the very end. Of course it’s impossibly funny, but it’s also deeply moving and often heartbreaking’ * Chris Whitaker *‘Olympic-level black humour and blindsiding plot twists’ * Jill Mansell *‘Multilayered, deeply compassionate, righteously angry and uproariously funny - absolutely brilliant’ * Chris Brookmyre *‘I loved it. It’s smart, fast-paced, moving and very funny’ * Joanne Harris *‘A compulsive page-turner shot through with brilliant comedy. The golden ticket’ * Frank Skinner *‘A brilliant, twisty, often hilarious tale that I could not put down. A filthy treat of a book’ * Denise Mina *‘As clever as it is shocking, funny and moving, A Particularly Nasty Case is a great addition to the genre’ * Literary Review *‘Biting and bleakly comic’ * Observer *‘Razor-sharp’ * The i *‘A must-read’ * Mirror *

Adam Kay is an author, screenwriter and comedian. His books have sold over five million copies, have been translated into thirty-seven languages, and have won numerous awards. He lives in Oxfordshire with his two children, dog, husband and beloved BAFTA.