Author
Elizabeth Haynes
Elizabeth Haynes is a police intelligence analyst.
Reviews
6
Books on file
6
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Years active
2011-2015
Reviewed
Our reviews of Elizabeth Haynes's work
Behind Closed Doors
by Elizabeth Haynes
Elizabeth Haynes's fourth novel. A Detective Lou Smith procedural about a years-old missing-person case opening back up. Slower than Human Remains, just as careful.
Dark Tide
by Elizabeth Haynes
Dark Tide by Elizabeth Haynes review. A 2012 Kent coast psychological thriller. A woman starting over on a houseboat finds her past has followed her. Carefully structured suspense.
Human Remains
by Elizabeth Haynes
Elizabeth Haynes's 2013 psychological thriller about an epidemic of solitary deaths. Genuinely terrifying, beautifully written, severely underread.
Into the Darkest Corner
by Elizabeth Haynes
Into the Darkest Corner by Elizabeth Haynes review. The 2011 debut about a young woman rebuilding her life after escaping a violent partner. Genuinely terrifying domestic suspense.
Revenge of the Tide
by Elizabeth Haynes
Revenge of the Tide by Elizabeth Haynes review. A 2012 Kent-coast psychological thriller. A former pole dancer rebuilding her life on a houseboat. Sharper than the cover suggests.
Under a Silent Moon
by Elizabeth Haynes
Under a Silent Moon by Elizabeth Haynes review. The first Briarstone DCI Lou Smith procedural. A double-murder investigation and Haynes shifting into police procedural mode.
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What we have said about Elizabeth Haynes
Elizabeth Haynes's 2013 psychological thriller about an epidemic of solitary deaths. Genuinely terrifying, beautifully written, severely underread.
Into the Darkest Corner by Elizabeth Haynes review. The 2011 debut about a young woman rebuilding her life after escaping a violent partner. Genuinely terrifying domestic suspense.
Elizabeth Haynes's fourth novel. A Detective Lou Smith procedural about a years-old missing-person case opening back up. Slower than Human Remains, just as careful.
Dark Tide by Elizabeth Haynes review. A 2012 Kent coast psychological thriller. A woman starting over on a houseboat finds her past has followed her. Carefully structured suspense.
Revenge of the Tide by Elizabeth Haynes review. A 2012 Kent-coast psychological thriller. A former pole dancer rebuilding her life on a houseboat. Sharper than the cover suggests.
Under a Silent Moon by Elizabeth Haynes review. The first Briarstone DCI Lou Smith procedural. A double-murder investigation and Haynes shifting into police procedural mode.