What We Did

Unsettling, intense and brilliantly chilling
the writing is underpinned by intelligent understanding of the complicated legacy of childhood abuse. Kent asks us difficult questions about the true nature of forgiveness and retribution in a fast-paced and moving story.
Psychological thriller that has you in a vice-like grip from the start. Bridget's already living under the relentless stress of her childhood abuse - but when her abuser turns up out of the blue, there's the more traditional suspense of a rash act and its consequences - the latter never trivialising the former. Masterful
Kent's writing has always possessed literary elegance, and that is fully in evidence here
A stirring, eloquent thriller with a nail biting finish
Gripping from the start and impossible to put down, this psychological thriller will enthral and appal you in equal measure
What We Did is so good - proper thrilling, with proper emotion, no girls dead in the gutter, and Ladies Rule
A taut thriller that demonstrates revenge always comes at a cost
In a tense but unhurried thriller, Kent manages to champion victims without celebrating victimhood