With a Vengeance

Praise for With a Vengeance
“Sager knows how to tell a good story that keeps us guessing.”
–Washington Post

“A fast-paced thriller, a locked-room mystery and a violent tale of revenge. . . . Impeccable pacing and signature twists.”
–New York Times Book Review

“Riler Sager is a virtuoso in edge-of-your-seat thrillers and a skillful curator of twists and turns.”
–Buzzfeed

“Riley Sager is a virtuoso in edge-of-your-seat thrillers and a skillful curator of twists and turns…With a Vengeance is a novel of cinema-like quality that will appease those in need of a new Murder on the Orient Express and satisfy self-proclaimed Hitchcock fans who believe Strangers on a Train was his greatest work.”
–HuffPost

“[A] gripping locked room thriller.”
–People

“At the top of his game. Sager delivers a thriller so tautly written, so tightly constructed, that readers will emerge from the book breathless and in a mild state of shock. With this book, Sager has committed an act of brilliance.”
–Booklist

“The pacing is relentless, the plotting Agatha Christie-esque and the cinematic feel is worthy of an Alfred Hitchcock.”
–BookPage

“Murder aboard a luxury train gets a fresh spin in this ultratwisty historical thriller . . . For readers seeking a page-turner with a kick-ass female protagonist, this punches the ticket.”
–Publishers Weekly

“With a Vengeance is a locked room thriller at its best! Nonstop suspense with twists and turns that will leave your head spinning!”
–#1 New York Times bestselling author Freida McFadden

“A clever and fun mashup of Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None and Murder on the Orient Express. Sager wields a deft hand in bringing all the elements together into a rip-roaring, tension-filled tale of greed, murder, and revenge. Enjoy the ride on the Phoenix.”
–David Baldacci, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Strangers in Time

“Sometimes a juicy mystery is what I need as a mental teaser. Who dunnit?! This one lurked in my stack of bedside books until its suspenseful finish.”
–Hoda Kobt for Page Six