Accomplished … a masterpiece of misdirection … the final revelation ... a stunner

Sunday Times

Gauntlett is a master of misdirection, buffeting us around as he swerves around corners and makes sudden U-turns. Is this book more like “Rebecca” or more like “Gone Girl”? More important, what's wrong with Mark? (Is that even the right question to ask?) We won't know until the truly chilling ending

New York Times

Sharp, shocking, twisting and twisted. The Stranger at the Wedding is darkly thrilling, clever and unsettling

Chris Whitaker, Sunday Times bestselling author of We Begin at the End, winner of the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year 2021

Clever and intriguing, this debut novel is a delightful 'who do you trust?'

Woman's Weekly

Twisty-turny… [will] have you compulsively reading until the devastating final conclusion

Heat

An un-put-downable thriller about a couple whose relationship unravels on their wedding night. . . . Gauntlett moves fluidly between past and present . . . without once allowing the pace to flag. By the time the explosive finale arrives, readers may find they've been up all night

Publisher's Weekly