Heads Will Roll

The perfect summer slasher… I am quickly becoming a devout follower [of Josh Winning]. His slashers are bangers from start to finish, embodying the fun of classic horror films with smart, modern twists. And honestly, you can’t help but smile at the sheer enjoyment the story brings * Scream magazine *Winning utilises the best jump-scare slasher tropes to create a thrilling and fun classic horror story with a modern touch * Culture Fly *I really enjoyed the way Heads Will Roll plays with all the horror/slasher tropes, while also taking aim at the pitfalls of social media and cancel culture. A whole lot of bloody fun with a serious message at its heart – CJ TudorBeautifully written and impossible to put down – Fiona Cummins, bestselling author of All of Us Are BrokenI enjoyed Heads Will Roll, with its compelling, complex characters and inventiveness in how it engaged politically with its horrors – Paul Tremblay, author of Horror MovieThis book is incredible! A gripping slice of 80s-inspired horror with a rattling good plot, terrific characters and zingy dialogue, and with something important to say about the world today. I can’t recommend Heads Will Roll enough. – William Hussey, award-winning author of Killing JerichoBetween the frequent jump scares and blood spillage, Winning’s story is packed with an awful lot of heart. Readers will be on the edges of their seats * Publishers Weekly *Winning continues to write great horror novels, and this is a must-buy… a warm love letter to slasher flicks… [he] masterfully builds a story that will leave readers breathless… The pacing is frenetic and captivating * Library Journal *A brilliantly fun horror concept, expertly executed by a blossoming talent in the genre - if you like your thrillers dark, funny, clever and bang up to date, then this is the book for you – Susi HollidayI really enjoyed this chilling book. A thrilling read, and it would make a great movie – Michael Wood, author of the DCI Matilda Darke series

Josh Winning is the critically acclaimed author of Burn the Negative, which was long-listed for a Bram Stoker Award, Heads Will Roll and The Shadow Glass. He is a senior film writer at Radio Times and has written for Total Film, Gay Times and Den of Geek. During his years as a film journalist, he has been on set with Kermit the Frog (and Miss Piggy), devoured breakfast with zombies on The Walking Dead, and sat on the Iron Throne on the set of Game of Thrones. Josh lives in Suffolk with his cat Penny and dreams of one day convincing Sigourney Weaver to yell “Goddammit!” at him.