Everyone on This Train Is a Suspect

"Sparkling with wit and witticisms about the world of writers and writing, Everyone on This Train Is a Suspect offers a tip of the hat to the great Agatha Christie novel while at the same time being a modern reinvention of it. Leave it to Stevenson to make high-jinx and murder deviously good fun." - Nita Prose, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Maid and The Mystery Guest

"Fun and diverting, with a plethora of red herrings." - New York Times Book Review

"Another clever spoof of the mystery genre." - Washington Post

"Witty. . Readers should find the ride on the Ghan well worth the price of the ticket." - Wall Street Journal

"Clever and twisty. . . . an intoxicating murder mystery puzzle." - Seattle Times

"An outstanding and exceptional mystery from start to finish . . . everything fans would hope for. It's a spectacular sequel, every twist and turn as fun and fiendish as the first novel." - Jane Harper

"Clever, satisfying, impossible to put down and gloriously inventive. It's fantastic. Books like this are why we love reading." - Stuart Turton, author of The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle

"A fresh take on the classic whodunnit. In developing Ernest Cunningham, Stevenson has brought a modern-day Poirot to the mystery scene, and his newest novel is not one to miss." - CriminalElement. com

"Stevenson's brilliant and creative second closed-circle mystery toys with golden age mystery tropes while delivering its own hugely satisfying whodunit. . . This is another triumph from a gifted genre specialist. . . deliciously clever." - Publishers Weekly (starred review)

"Stevenson rivals his golden age models in his willingness to sprinkle every scene with clever clues, outdoes them in setting up a dazzling series of false conclusions, and leaves them in the dust for modern-day fans with an appetite for self-reflexiveness." - Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

"Perfectly structured and suspenseful. . . Readers who wondered whether Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone was lightning in a bottle, whether the author could recreate that feeling of freshness, now have their answer, and it's a resounding Yes. "
- Booklist

"A delightful locked-room mystery that is rife with references to classic detective fiction. What sets this novel apart, though, is Ernest's unique voice and humor . . . a meticulously plotted and enjoyable mystery that lives up to the high standards set by Stevenson's first mystery."
- BookPage

"This is just as cleverly written as the previous book, with wit, laugh out loud moments and humorous asides and observations on the nature of writers and festivals. . . . If you enjoy meta fiction and Stevenson's previous novel featuring Ernest, then you will surely enjoy going along on this wild and deadly train trip with him." - Mystery & Suspense Magazine

"A witty twist on classic whodunits. . . Stevenson not only 'plays fair,' he plays the mystery game very, very well." - Washington Post on Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone

"An ingenious and hilarious meta-murder mystery." - Sunday Times (London), best crime of the year on Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone

"I absolutely loved it. Utterly original, hugely entertaining, and a must-read for every fan of the mystery genre. What an exceptionally fresh, smart, funny book-I've never read anything like this before." - Jane Harper on Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone

"Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone is a jaunty and clever mystery with unexpected twists. Absolutely not to be missed." - Karin Slaughter