All of us are broken by Fiona Cummins

This thriller has it all: a darkly charismatic detective, a pair of merciless killers and a propulsive plot that builds towards a devastating finale.
T. M. Logan, author of The Mother and The Daughter

A gripping thriller. All those damaged characters harbouring secrets. Absolutely intriguing. Loved it.
Liz Nugent, author of Strange Sally Diamond

All of Us Are Broken is a master class in suspense. . . An adrenaline ride with several layers of profound substance, a reader can’t ask for more than that
David Baldacci, author of The 6:20 Man

Wow, this book is amazing. I was gripped, terrified and mesmerised all at the same time. I won’t be able to stop thinking about it for months (no, YEARS) to come.
B P Walter, author of The Dinner Guest and The Treehouse

Fiona Cummins writes a belter of a thriller. Such a powerful story and a gut punching final chapter
Joanna Cannon, author of Three Things About Elsie

Can’t remember the last time such a gripping crime narrative blended so seamlessly with an emotional, weepy family drama
Erin Kelly, author of The Skeleton Key

A phenomenal thriller
Olivia Kiernan, author of Play Dead for Me

Savage, heartbreaking, beautiful and chilling. Fiona Cummins rips up the rule book in this quite brilliant story of love and loss, murder and redemption
Chris Whitaker, author of All the Colours of the Dark

Such an original and gripping read, it kept me hooked from the dramatic opening pages. Talk about a nail-biting start
Sarah Pearse, author of The Sanatorium

All Of Us Are Broken is Fiona Cummins’ modern retelling of the Bonnie and Clyde story, transplanted from the American heartland to the Scottish Highlands. . . A dark and bloody ride.
Vaseem Khan, author of Midnight at Malabar House

A visceral, aching novel from a writer at the top of her game
Lisa Ballantyne, author of The Innocent One

This book is brilliant, brutal and dark. It will shock and enthral, and it may break your heart
Sarah Hilary, author of Sharp Glass

An elegiac and adrenaline-fuelled ride, and as dark, sleek and dangerous as the murderous couple at the story’s heart. In a strong field, this may be my favourite Fiona Cummins novel yet!
C M Ewan, author of The House Hunt

Utterly addictive, utterly heartbreaking
Nikki Smith, author of They Had It Coming

Devising an engaging high-concept hook is one of the hardest things an author can achieve. Executing it well is tougher yet. This book made me cry. Twice. Highly recommended
Ed James, author of The Turning of our Bones

Fearless. Visceral. Heartbreaking. Fiona Cummins takes a deep dive into the brutality and the humanity that coexist inside each and every one of us
Tammy Cohen, author of The Wedding Party

I don’t think anyone else writes such emotional, beautiful, devastating crime books as Fiona Cummins. I really will need to recover from this one
Louise Swanson, author of End of Story

A powerful, emotional and thrilling story, told with white-knuckle pace and breath-holding heart
Jo Callaghan, author of In The Blink of An Eye and Humain Remains

You’ll want to hug your loved ones close after reading this pitch dark thrill-ride filled with impossible, heart-breaking choices. Incredible
Susi Holliday, author of The Last Resort

A nerve shredding journey into the heart of darkness. Fans of Luther and Mo Hayder will love it
Mark Edwards, author of Here To Stay and The Psychopath Next Door

A rare and exquisite novel, and one that marks Fiona Cummins out as one of our bravest crime writers (not to mention one of the best). Unbearably tense, devastatingly dark, but ultimately a homage to love and survival
Caz Frear, author of Five Bad Deeds