The Surf House

‘Utterly absorbing … One of my books of the year’ ANDREA MARA

‘Wickedly twisty, menacing, sexy, and headily atmospheric, The Surf House has got it all’ LOUISE CANDLISH

‘The queen of the destination thriller is back with her best book yet! Evocative, tense and twisty with Lucy Clarke’s trademark beautiful writing, The Surf House gripped me from the very first page. Totally unputdownable.’ CLAIRE DOUGLAS

‘The Surf House might just be my favourite Lucy Clarke novel to date. This tense, compelling read transports you to the surf scene in coastal Morocco from almost the very first page … A clever, sun-drenched page turner – I loved every page!’ SARAH PEARSE

‘Atmospheric, gripping, and full of twists – it’s a thriller I won’t forget’ RACHEL ABBOTT

‘With its intoxicating Moroccan location, its intricately layered characters and a menacing plot that builds and builds like a surging wave, The Surf House pulled me in and left me totally breathless’ HANNAH RICHELL

‘Sexy and visceral and compulsive, the story swelling with every turn of the page. I read it in one sitting and loved every second’ CHARLOTTE PHILBY

‘Evocative, emotional and absorbing. I read it in a day and it has really stayed with me’ RUTH MANCINI

‘Escapist, thrilling, unforgettable’ GILLIAN McALLISTER

‘Beautiful, visceral and so emotionally rich, this gripping destination thriller had me completely engrossed’ BETH O’LEARY

‘The tension builds with every chapter … You’re going to want to ride this wave!’ AMY McCULLOCH

‘Deliciously sun-soaked and full of the love of surfing, it’s a thrilling story of self-discovery – and survival. I loved it’ EMYLIA HALL

Lucy Clarke has a first class degree in English Literature, and is a passionate traveller and diarist. She has worked as a presenter of social enterprise events, a creative writing workshop leader, and she is now a full-time novelist. Lucy is married to James Cox, a professional windsurfer, and together they spend their winters travelling and their summers at their home on the south coast of England.