Janice Hallett

Speaking of formally impressive, Janice Hallett is back with another uniquely structured mystery. This time around, she’s combining the email format of her debut (The Appeal) with the audio transcriptions of her sophomore novel (The Twyford Code) to track the process of true crime author Amanda Bailey. Amanda is attempting to write the definite book on the Alperton Angels doomsday cult, and through the emails she sends and the interviews she conducts, it becomes clear that the case is not nearly as cut and dried as she first assumed.

Speaking of formally impressive, Janice Hallett is back with another uniquely structured mystery. This time around, she’s combining the email format of her debut (The Appeal) with the audio transcriptions of her sophomore novel (The Twyford Code) to track the…

A mystery told in 200 fragmented voice transcriptions, The Twyford Code is easily one of the cleverest and most original whodunits in recent memory.

A mystery told in 200 fragmented voice transcriptions, The Twyford Code is easily one of the cleverest and most original whodunits in recent memory.

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