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The Turnout
- 'Compulsively readable' Ruth Ware
- Narrated by: Cassandra Campbell
- Length: 11 hrs and 40 mins
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Summary
A Best Book of the Year
Daily Telegraph * Daily Mirror * Daily Express * Wall Street Journal * Boston Globe * Library Journal * CrimeReads
An instant New York Times best seller
Short-listed, CrimeFest e-Dunnit Awards, GB, 2022
The mesmerising new thriller, set in the hothouse world of a ballet school, from the best-selling and award-winning writer Megan Abbott.
Dara and Marie were trained as ballet dancers by their glamorous mother, founder of the Durant School of Dance. After their parents died in a tragic accident nearly a dozen years ago, the sisters took over running the school together with Charlie, Dara's husband and once their mother's prized student. But when a suspicious accident occurs, just at the onset of the school's annual performance of The Nutcracker - a season of competition, anxiety and exhilaration—an interloper arrives and threatens their delicate balance.
Critic reviews
"Abbott creates a dark and mesmerising world.... It makes Black Swan look like a children's story." (Harriet Tyce, best-selling author of Blood Orange)
"Dark and juicy and tinged with horror." (New York Times)
"'A book you will not be able to forget." (Mark Billingham)
"Charged with foreboding, the novel throbs with gothic tension." (Irish Times)
"This is Megan Abbott working at the absolute height of her talent." (Attica Locke)
"A twisting, turning story of revenge and redemption." (Stylist)
"A richly immersive novel." (Sunday Times)
"Slow-burning and feverish, with all the intensity of a classic American film noir." (Mail on Sunday)
"Compulsively readable." (Ruth Ware)