Stone Cold Fox

“This delicious, twisty tale of deception and daughterhood will have everyone holding onto their wallets.”
—Good Morning America

“Bea’s confidence is boundless, her judgment of the rich crowd she’s so eager to join is merciless, and watching her scheme to land a rich husband is a total hoot.”
—People Magazine

“[D]ark and exciting.”
—Cosmopolitan

“Juicy thriller alert…tons of tension, an intense game of cat and mouse, and hidden family secrets that’ll keep you guessing until the last page. We’ve got full-body chills.”
—The Skimm

“With a unique and biting voice, Rachel Koller Croft explodes onto the thriller scene…Highly entertaining…Bea is the ultimate man-eater.”
—Julie Clark, New York Times bestselling author of The Lies I Tell

“[A] provocative, riveting debut novel. Intense and fast-paced, the book is like driving down a relentless, unforgiving path. The only time you’ll stop reading is to catch your breath.”
—Samantha Downing, USA Today bestselling author of For Your Own Good

“Move over, Anna Delvey — there’s a new con artist in town. This wild, twisted ride made me gasp, laugh, and most shockingly of all, feel for the girl hiding beneath the French tipped facade.”
—Laura Hankin, author of A Special Place for Women

“An inventive, mischievous look at ambition, womanhood and the art of the con with an ending that will blow your socks off.”
—Eliza Jane Brazier, author of Good Rich People

“This is excellent writing for a debut author and is a must-read for fans of Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl or Lisa Unger’s Confessions on the 7:45.”
—Library Journal

“An absorbing story that plays with ideas of good and evil, keeping readers guessing who is the hero and who the villain.”
—Kirkus (starred review)

“Screenwriter Koller Croft’s stellar debut novel is a meticulously crafted thriller that will keep the reader wondering whether Bea’s actions are horrendous or aspirational.”
—BookPage (starred review)

“It’s one of those up all night thrillers you won’t be able to put down! It has everything I love in a domestic thriller. A conniving and gold digging con-artist. Old money. Scandal! It is perfect for fans of Greer Hendricks & Sarah Pekkanen, Julie Clarke, or Liv Constantine.”
—The Stripe

“Sexy, darkly funny, and filled with rich people behaving badly, begging the question: who really is the villain here?”
—HelloGiggles

“It’s winner takes all in this vicious game of cat and mouse…”
—PopSugar

“A blast of perfectly wicked escapism.”
—Paste

“This clever tale of jealousy, revenge, deception, and betrayal marks Croft as a writer to watch.”
—Publishers Weekly

“As good as con-artist stories get: propulsive and layered with superbly bitchy, ruthless characters. I was sucked into Bea’s scheme from the first sentence. The term “page-turner” was invented for books like this.”
—Liv Stratman, author of Cheat Day

“Don’t bet against Croft’s stone cold fox.”
—CrimeReads

“Croft takes readers on a twisted and fast-paced venture in this debut novel.”
—Alta