'Superb [...] As Benedict's investigation sees her hopping ever more frenetically around Europe, her musings on the dubious ethics of her profession give the story an edge of moral ambiguity, helping to make this the thinking person's action-thriller of the season

The Telegraph

This is clever, intriguing, fast-moving writing, with a protagonist who won't let go of a story. The final chase scene, involving a chair lift across snowy mountains, is one of the best I've read

Observer, Thrillers of the Month

Benedict may have more compunction than some real-life hacks, but the rare combination of ethics and thrills in this series remains potent, climaxing here atop a cable car in the Alps. You either got it or you don't, and for my money, Watt absolutely has

The Times, Book of the Month

The End of the Game has glamour, grit and chase scenes to die for

Sarah Hilary

The narrative crackles with Watt's familiar energy as she ramps up the tension in Benedict's fourth outing. She is a determined and engaging protagonist and Watt is a talented writer

Financial Times

I loved this smart, modern, brilliantly plotted journalistic thriller, which combines relentless action with wonderful writing. The End Of The Game brings vividly to life the adrenaline-fuelled highs and frightening lows of life as an undercover reporter. Watt's unstoppable heroine, and the shadowy worlds she navigates, are perfectly realised and terrifyingly plausible. A real triumph!

Katherine Faulkner