The Party

‘Think Brideshead Revisited meets The Talented Mr Ripley with a dash of The Riot Club. I couldn’t put it down’ Louise O’Neill, author of Asking For It

‘An exhilarating and gripping psychological thriller about obsession, betrayal, jealousy and class distinctions. Elizabeth Day’s writing is impeccable, suspenseful and clever. I couldn’t put this down!’ Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

‘Superb – clever, gripping, psychologically acute’ Laura Barnett, author of The Versions of Us

‘What will probably be my book of the year … I loved it’ Sinead Crowley, Irish Independent

‘Fast out of the traps, compelling and infinitely believable: but what really got me about The Party was the writing. Stunning’ Susie Steiner, author of Missing, Presumed

‘A well-paced slow-burner of a literary thriller – think Donna Tartt’s The Secret History or Alan Hollinghurst’s The Line of Beauty… The Party is a gripping page-turner’ Observer

‘Devious, witty, thrilling’ Refinery 29

‘Skilfully constructed, suspenseful narrative … It’s a smart, wittily written riff on class, privilege and power’ Mail on Sunday

‘Echoes of The Secret History and The Talented Mr Ripley thrum through Elizabeth Day’s pacey fourth novel… jolly fun’ Sunday Times

‘A sharp, stylish and witty as the perfect guest. Beware: you’ll be up far too late’ Lucie Whitehouse, author of Before We Met

‘Elizabeth Day’s latest novel is sinister and seductive and nothing short of breathtaking’ Francesca Seagal, author of The Innocents

‘This is a dark and compelling book of lifelong obsessions, jealousies and neuroses … I left this book wanting to read more of Day’s other work’ Guardian

‘I can’t recommend it highly enough’ Aine Toner, Women’s Way

‘The Party is a compelling read, but it’s a lot more than a page turner… We may have seen a hundred stories like this on the news, but Elizabeth Day’s perfectly pitched dialogue and vivid prose brings it all to life’ Catherine Chanter, author of The Well

Elizabeth Day is the author of four novels and Sunday Times bestselling memoir, How to Fail. Her acclaimed debut Scissors, Paper, Stone won a Betty Trask Award and Home Fires was an Observer book of the year. Her third, Paradise City, was named one of the best novels of 2015 in the Evening Standard, and The Party was an Amazon bestseller and a Richard & Judy bookclub pick. She is also an award-winning journalist and has written extensively for The Times, the Telegraph, the Guardian, the Observer, Harper’s Bazaar and Elle. She is currently a columnist for the Mail on Sunday’s You magazine and host of the iTunes chart-topping podcast, How To Fail With Elizabeth Day.