The Push

Utterly addictive – Paula HawkinsThe mother of all thrillers! Like The Girl on the Train - but better! * Daily Mail *A gripping debut that explores and manipulates the fears and insecurities of mothers everywhere … Well thought out, vividly realised and gripping * Guardian *An inventive twist on the psychological thriller formula … Audrain sustains the suspense expertly through assured handling of her unravelling protagonist’s voice * Sunday Times *Ashley dares us to find the relatable in the worst we can imagine … the knife-edge between relatability and horror keeps the reader hooked * Grazia *I was gripped from the first word to the last. I’ve been wanting a book to take me back to how I felt when I first read We Need to Talk About Kevin. When you close the book but can’t function until you know how it ends … I really recommend this one – Dawn O’PorterI was gripped … dazzling and gloriously complete – Daisy BuchananThe Push was a poetic, propulsive read that set my nerves jangling in both horror and recognition. I read it one sitting and it stayed with me for days afterwards. Not to be missed – Lisa JewellA compelling, compulsively readable thriller that never lets up and will keep you guessing right to the very last page * Daily Express *Powerful and immersive – Emma Stonex, author of The Lamplighters

ASHLEY AUDRAIN’s debut novel THE PUSH is a New York Times, Sunday Times and #1 international bestseller, and a Good Morning America book club pick. It’s been translated into 36 languages, and a limited television series is currently in development. Ashley previously worked as the publicity director of Penguin Books Canada, and prior to that, worked in public relations. She lives in Toronto, where she and her partner are raising their two young children. Ashley is currently working on her second novel THE WHISPERS.