The Last Days of Leda Grey

A wonderfully creepy tale. Leda is a triumph

Leda Grey's world is utterly beguiling

Macabre, transporting, thick with atmosphere and allusion

A richly evocative story, brimming with intrigue and suspense

I loved this book and recommend it to anyone looking for a delightfully immersive and imaginative spell in the past

A fabulous foray into a shadowy Victorian world

A deliciously eerie affair... A story of obsession, jealousy, mysterious deaths and theatrically supernatural goings-on as very strange truths are tantalisingly revealed

Darkly sparkling. Very much enjoyed my days in Leda's twilight world. Doubt I'll sleep all that well tonight...

Fox's vivid, sensual prose is - fittingly - as seductive as a siren's song, drawing you into a shadowy Victorian world of obsession and guilt... An intoxicating follow-up to 2011's acclaimed The Somnambulist. Recommended to fans of Sarah Waters

Dark, haunting, compelling... equal to DuMaurier's novels - this book held me in its grip. Loved it.

A richly textured, highly coloured and entirely pleasurable read

Shades of Sunset Boulevard in this atmospheric chiller

An obvious comparison is with early Sarah Waters. The glee with which Fox approaches her material is infectious. All Victorian life is here. Intriguing

Fox's tale of obsessive love is memorable and unusual