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We Are Here
On sale
13th March 2014
Price: £12.99
There are people out there in the shadows, watching, waiting. They are the forgotten. And they’re about to turn. From the international bestselling author of THE STRAW MEN.
‘An intelligent and profoundly unsettling novel’ GUARDIAN
‘Engrossing and uncanny’ DAILY MAIL
‘He’s in a class of his own’ INDEPENDENT
For David, it should have been the perfect day. But a chance encounter changes everything when a stranger follows him, and then passes by close enough to whisper: ‘Remember me’. Soon David realises that this man wants something from him … something very personal, that he may have no choice but to surrender.
Meanwhile, John Henderson does his girlfriend a favour and agrees to talk to a friend who believes she’s being stalked by an ex-lover. But the problem is more complex than anyone could imagine.
There are people out there in the shadows, watching, wanting to be with you. And they’ll do whatever it takes to make that happen…
‘An intelligent and profoundly unsettling novel’ GUARDIAN
‘Engrossing and uncanny’ DAILY MAIL
‘He’s in a class of his own’ INDEPENDENT
For David, it should have been the perfect day. But a chance encounter changes everything when a stranger follows him, and then passes by close enough to whisper: ‘Remember me’. Soon David realises that this man wants something from him … something very personal, that he may have no choice but to surrender.
Meanwhile, John Henderson does his girlfriend a favour and agrees to talk to a friend who believes she’s being stalked by an ex-lover. But the problem is more complex than anyone could imagine.
There are people out there in the shadows, watching, wanting to be with you. And they’ll do whatever it takes to make that happen…
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Reviews
Yet another engrossing thriller from an author who remains a cut above the rest, always writing from the heart, aches and all. We Are Here... and we're not going anywhere.
An intelligent and profoundly unsettling novel
Another winner from a master of his game, We Are Here is a welcome addition to Michael Marshall's growing catalogue. Part crime, part horror, part urban fantasy, it should appeal to new and old readers alike with its mixture of dark comedy, horror, mystery and abrupt violence. Fast-paced, tightly-plotted and beautifully-written, We Are Here packs thrills and chills into an intelligent story that, despite its fantastical elements, never loses its plausibility or sense of realism.
Yet another engrossing thriller from an author who remains a cut above the rest, always writing from the heart, aches and all. We Are Here... and we're not going anywhere
On one hand this is an absorbing thriller, on the other it provokes us to mistrust our perceptions of reality, to doubt the facts of our familiar surroundings... Engrossing and uncanny
On one hand this is an absorbing thriller, on the other it provokes us to mistrust our perceptions of reality, to doubt the facts of our familiar surroundings... Engrossing and uncanny.
An intelligent and profoundly unsettling novel
There's loads to enjoy here, and more than a handful of properly creepy moments and paranoid situations. After all, who's never had the nagging thought that someone's been through their stuff, or re-arranged their belongings, or might - just might - be in their house right now?
Another winner from a master of his game, We Are Here is a welcome addition to Michael Marshall's growing catalogue. Part crime, part horror, part urban fantasy, it should appeal to new and old readers alike with its mixture of dark comedy, horror, mystery and abrupt violence. Fast-paced, tightly-plotted and beautifully-written, We Are Here packs thrills and chills into an intelligent story that, despite its fantastical elements, never loses its plausibility or sense of realism
There's loads to enjoy here, and more than a handful of properly creepy moments and paranoid situations. After all, who's never had the nagging thought that someone's been through their stuff, or re-arranged their belongings, or might - just might - be in their house right now?
He's in a class of his own