A Beginner’s Guide to Breaking and Entering: The brilliantly entertaining new thriller by the Sunday Times bestselling author of The Last Day

Property might be theft. But the housing market is murder . . . A Beginner’s Guide to Breaking and Entering is a gripping thriller about what it’s like to be young, skilled, unemployed – and on the run. ‘ Fantastic ‘ Zoe Ball ‘ Madly fun and exciting’ Lisa Jewell ‘Who knew murder could be so funny. A joyous read from start to finish . I loved it!’ Claire Mackintosh ‘ Witty , dazzling and incredibly addictive ‘ Jenny Colgan ‘ A bloody brilliant, fantastic book … I’m bereft now I’ve finished it’ Philippa Perry ‘ It’s laugh-out-loud funny , proceeding at a pace that makes it almost impossible to put down .’ Sunday Times ‘A comic delight’ Financial Times ‘ Smart , satirical, knowledgable , accurate, punchy, laugh out loud funny, surprising, shocking , thought provoking … Loved it.’ Matt Chorley, The Times __________ Property might be theft. But the housing market is murder. My name is Al. I live in wealthy people’s second homes while their real owners are away. I don’t rob them, I don’t damage anything… I’m more an unofficial house-sitter than an actual criminal . Life is good. Or it was – until last night, when my friends and I broke into the wrong place, on the wrong day, and someone wound up dead. And now … now we’re in a great deal of trouble. __________ Readers love A Beginner’s Guide . . . ***** ‘I just didn’t want this to end. The narrator’s voice is very, very engaging: a little cynical, very witty and all round jolly good fun.’ ***** ‘ I was more than pleasantly surprised. It has some brilliantly written characters and the plot keeps you engaged throughout .’ ***** ‘ I was gripped to the very end.’ ***** ‘ Great fun , fast paced and quirkily written .’ ***** ‘ This book is so far fetched that it’s brilliant !’ __________ More love for A Beginner’s Guide to Breaking and Entering . . . ‘Filled with humour, shocks, love and hate – and a few tips on how to beat the housing crisis.’ Express ‘Andrew Hunter Murray has written something so funny and clever, you will want to give him a badge.’ Cariad Lloyd ‘A propulsive plot , an ingenious narrator and lashings of intrigue make this a genuine and thoroughly enjoyable page-turner.’ Guardian ‘A thoroughly entertaining mix of whodunnit, social satire and a cunningly smuggled-in love story. Highly recommended.’ Mail on Sunday ‘Tremendous fun: a quirky, gripping and insightful novel that kept me reading late into the night.’ Elizabeth Macneal ‘This is a giddy, addictive thrill ride of a book – who knew accidental espionage was so much fun?! ‘ Daisy Buchanan ‘Legit brilliant, FUN and FUNNY and I couldn’t recommend it more’ Stevie Martin ‘ Dark, funny, and deeply twisted’ Val McDermid ‘An excellent pacy caper’ Professor Sophie Ratcliffe ‘Tremendous fun: a quirky, gripping and insightful novel that kept me reading late into the night.’ Elizabeth Macneal ‘The plot is corset-tight and lavish with its surprises. An amusing crime caper…a delight.’ Strong Words Magazine ‘ Filled with humour, shocks, love and hate – and a few handy tips on how to beat the housing crisis… Funny, thoughtful and all-round entertaining. ‘ Press Association – ASIN: 1529152801 | ISBN13: 9781529152807 | ISBN-13: 978-1529152807