The Intruder

A wonderfully creepy voice, macabre and blackly comic with a deeply unsettling and original hero. * Rosamund Lupton, author of ‘Sister’ *
There is a delicious feeling of complicity in his misdemeanours: Heming gets in side your head as easily as he gets into his neighbours’ houses… a superbly plotted and genuinely creepy novel. it deserves to be a bestseller. * Sunday Express *
A brilliant read, almost unbearably tense at times. * Daily Mail *
I loved it - gripping, sinister, original and brilliant! * Sophie Hannah, author of ‘Did You See Melody?’ *
Very clever. A creepily alluring voice. * Julia Crouch *
A wonderfully sinister fable of property and obsession. * Observer *
Brims with wry wit and taut tension [and] delivers one surprise after another. * The New York Times *
One to watch: an eerie page-turner. – Cathy Rentzenbrink * The Bookseller *
The first-person portrayal of a truly cold-blooded protagonist is a hard thing to pull off, especially one whose outward appearance is so benign but Phil Hogan has created an antihero horrifically ruthless and disquieting. * Guardian *
You’ll definitely want to change your locks after reading this original and darkly funny novel that will send shivers down your spine. * Stylist *

P. S. Hogan was born in Yorkshire. He is married with four children and has been a journalist and columnist on the Observer for over 20 years.

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