The gripping new thriller from the Sunday Times bestseller! 'I adored this twisty thriller... Thoroughly entertaining - I'd love to see this on our TV screens!' PRIMA Book of the Month The perfect escape, or the perfect trap? When a select group of influencers and journalists receive an exclusive invitation to a luxury resort in the Maldives, it seems like the ultimate press trip. But when the island is cut off during a storm and people start dying, it looks like someone has murder in mind. Are the guests really who they seem to be, or does each one of them have a secret to hide? Something they would kill for? Lose yourself in the latest twisty page-turner from the queen of glamorous crime, Catherine Cooper. Love for The Island : 'An eerily perfect location but paradise turns into a claustrophobic nightmare ... An absolute page-turner ' Michelle Frances 'Cooper's darkest, most devious thriller yet. Utterly unputdownable!' A.A. Chaudhuri 'I love Catherine Cooper's wonderfully twisty destination mysteries . Appointment reading in my thriller calendar' Barnaby Walter ' Fizzing with tension - I couldn't turn the pages fast enough' Lucy Martin 'The queen of luxurious crime does it again! I was totally gripped throughout' Sophie Flynn 'Murder has never been so glamorous! ... fast, thrilling, fun ' Barbara Copperthwaite 'My favourite Catherine Cooper read yet! An absolute page-turner of a thriller' JM Hewitt 'A great cast of characters ... a fantastic luxury beach setting and a twisty plot all make for a fabulous read' Joy Kluver 'It is the ultimate beach read - I loved it !' Emily Freud 'Skulduggery, secrets and sly ways to bump someone off ... fasten your seatbelt for your visit to The Island. It's going to be a thrilling, bumpy ride!' Penny Batchelor 'Luxury, murder and 90's nostalgia, The Island has it all ! An addictive page turner with a fast-moving plot and brilliant cast of nefarious characters' Sarah Clarke-Wareham 'I inhaled The Island . This is Catherine Cooper's best yet! ... I dare you to pick it up and try to put it down before you're finished' Rachel Wolf