Bad Apples: 'The stand out in a truly outstanding series.' Chris Whitaker

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A murder A resident of small-town Visberg is found decapitated A festival A cultish hilltop community 'celebrates' Pan Night after the apple harvest A race against time As Visberg closes ranks to keep its deadly secrets, there could not be a worse time for Tuva Moodyson to arrive as deputy editor of the local newspaper. Powerful forces are at play and no one dares speak out. But Tuva senses the story of her career, unaware that perhaps she is the story...

Will Dean grew up in the East Midlands, living in nine different villages before the age of eighteen. He was a bookish, daydreaming kid who found comfort in stories and nature (and he still does). After studying Law at the LSE, and working in London, he settled in rural Sweden. He built a wooden house in a boggy clearing at the centre of a vast elk forest, and it's from this base that he compulsively reads and writes. He is the author of Dark Pines, Red Snow and Snake River.

'Just finished Will Dean's Bad Apples. A delicious return to Tuva.' -- Ann Cleeves 'Fiendish, funny, scary as hell. Bad Apples is the stand out in a truly outstanding series.' -- Chris Whitaker, author of We Begin at the End 'Bad Apples is a chilling outing for Tuva Moodyson - unsettling from beginning to the very end, but leavened with dark humour. A compelling thriller that devoted fans and new readers will adore.' -- Jane Casey, author of the Maeve Kerrigan series 'Finished Bad Apples by Will Dean and all I can say is...there aren't words. Talk about DARK.' -- Blue Book Balloon blog 'Swedish reporter Tuva Moodyson, who wears hearing aids, takes to the hills where the isolated and inbred town of Visberg can be found at the end of a long and winding road.' -- The Times 'Bad Apples is noir at its very best... If you like "heart in your mouth" reads that will keep you up all night with all the lights on, then this is for you.' * Guernsey Press and Star * '[Tuva] is admirably resilient, full of warmth and humour... Her travails may well give sensitive readers nightmares, but that's a small price to pay for spending time in her exhilarating company.' -- Literary Review 'The fourth in the excellent series of Tuva Moodyson thrillers' -- Choice 'A brilliant read.' -- Bella 'Chilling.' -- Crime Monthly magazine 'That ending! I highly recommend if you need something to get your teeth into.' -- Lancashire Post 'For those who want their crime fiction to be at its darkest... If you enjoyed Midsommar, Bad Apples is a tale you'll be intrigued by.' -- Buzz magazine 'There's always been something dark about the Tuva Moodyson thrillers, but this one really howls at the moon... You might now find yourself screaming out loud, so best beware reading in public places! The last page left me in shock.' -- Peterborough Telegraph