Other People's Houses - by Clare Mackintosh

About the Book

"The Hill is the kind of place everyone wants to live--luxurious, exclusive, and safe. But now someone is breaking and entering these Cheshire homes one by one, and DS Leo Brady suspects the burglar is looking for something, or someone, in particular. Over the border in Wales, DC Ffion Morgan recovers the body of an estate agent from the lake. There's no love lost between Ffion and estate agents, but who hated this one enough to want her dead--and why? As their cases collide, Ffion and Leo discover people will pay a high price to keep their secrets behind closed doors"--

Book Synopsis

New York Times bestselling author Clare Mackintosh is back with another unputdownable installment in the DC Morgan series.

You want what they have, but what price would you pay?

The Hill is the kind of place everyone wants to live: luxurious, exclusive and safe. But now someone is breaking and entering these Cheshire homes one by one, and DS Leo Brady suspects the burglar is looking for something, or someone, in particular.

Over the border in Wales, DC Ffion Morgan recovers the body of an estate agent from the lake. There's no love lost between Ffion and estate agents, but who hated this one enough to want her dead - and why?

As their cases collide, Ffion and Leo discover people will pay a high price to keep their secrets behind closed doors . . .

Review Quotes

Praise for the DC Ffion Morgan Series

Praise for Other People's Houses

"A brilliantly plotted whodunit." -- Sarah Pearse

"A dark delight of a murder mystery." -- Janice Hallett

"A party you won't want to miss." -- Patricia Cornwell

"Devilish, witty, and wonderful." -- Chris Whitaker

"Gripping, intense and thought-provoking." -- Karin Slaughter

"It's everything you want from a thriller--and then some. Hugely enjoyable." -- Alex Michaelides

"Mackintosh smoothly braids her three main plot threads, infusing the action with humor and surprising sweetness...mystery readers of all stripes will find something to like." -- Publishers Weekly

"So atmospheric." -- Ruth Ware