What A Way To Go

'Super-sharp, lethally witty' NIGELLA LAWSON

'Delicious' JOJO MOYES

'Very funny. . . I inhaled it' JOE LYCETT

'Taut, pacy, seamless. . . a huge pleasure to read' MARIAN KEYES

'A blend of Miss Marple-style whodunnit and social comedy - a gleeful satirising of the awfulness of the 1 per cent in TV shows such as The White Lotus and Succession'SUNDAY TIMES, Book of the Year

'Undeniably funny' GUARDIAN

'Mackie has assembled a gloriously repugnant cast. . . A dark, funny story of a very dysfunctional family' OBSERVER

'Ridiculous fun - with awful characters. . . a surefire bestseller' iNews

'A blend of Miss Marple-style whodunnit and social comedy - a gleeful satirising of the awfulness of the 1 per cent' THE TIMES

'An English Succession on steroids. Terrible people doing terrible things - all conveyed with a heady sense of dark humour, mordant wit, and a few "did she *really* go there?" moments' SARAH VAUGHAN

'Still not over Succession? A dysfunctional family with four inheritance-obsessed children gives the Roy clan a run for its money, with a murderous twist'SUNDAY TIMES STYLE

'Brilliant!' SUN

'Wonderfully wicked' RED MAGAZINE

'A tart, engaging read' SUNDAY MAIL

'Ferociously entertaining' GOOD HOUSEKEEPING

'Gripping, sharp and funny' WOMAN & HOME

'Deliciously camp. . . will be enjoyed by fans of Saltburn and Knives Out' NEW STATESMAN

'Thoroughly enjoyable, like Succession rewritten by Agatha Christie' MAIL ON SUNDAY

'A tense and twisted drama. . . a funny, dark, rugpull of a read that you won't want to put down' HEAT

'The right side of spiky and the right kind of fun, with huge personality' ADELE PARKS

'Fabulous. . . I didn't want it to end' IRISH INDEPENDENT

'A witty and entertaining mash-up of class, wealth and crime' IRISH TIMES

'Wickedly funny, and sometimes just plain wicked, this is a witty read on those wanting what they feel they're owed' BELFAST TELEGRAPH

'Fast-paced, funny and will have you guessing until the end' S MAGAZINE