Deadly Communion

It’s cleverly done and never dull, with science and folklore neatly woven into a fascinating plot. This, together with well researched and wonderfully imagined period detail, make Deadly Communion a rich and riveting read * Guardian *Brilliantly combines the popular with the serious in clever historical thrillers * Independent *Confirms his place in the front rank of British thriller writers * Daily Mail *Tallis’s writing still has the richness of literary fiction … the reader is taken into the terrifying psyche of a murderer … Deadly Communion is the most psychologically cohesive of the Max Liebermann outings * Independent *An interesting, intelligent and enjoyable read * *Frank Tallis’s Deadly Communion takes his psychoanalyst protagonist Dr Max Liebermann deep into the mind of a murderer. Our hero suspects that the motivation for the murders lies in childhood trauma, and employs Freud’s ideas about the unconscious to find a strikingly modern killer * The Sunday Times *From page one, I was hooked. The descriptions in this novel are clear, graphic and the atmosphere they create is one of mystery, intrigue and a definite need to turn the page * Newbooks *

Frank Tallis is a writer and clinical psychologist. In 1999 he received a Writers’ Award from the Arts Council and in 2000 he won the New London Writers’ Award. Mortal Mischief was shortlisted for the Ellis Peters Historical Dagger Award in 2005 and for the prestigious Quais du Polar award in France, 2007. Vienna Blood was published in 2006, Fatal Lies in 2008 and Darkness Rising in 2009, all to great acclaim. Titles in the Liebermann series have been translated into fourteen languages.

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