Catherine Jinks’ books for adults, young adults and children have been published in a dozen countries and have won numerous awards, including a Victorian Premier’s Literary Award and the CBCA Book of the Year Award (four times). She lives in the Blue Mountains.
‘The story maintains a palpable sense of unease throughout, interspersed with moments of wry humour…Offers an engaging read—with well-drawn characters—that will appeal to readers of Shelley Burr, Garry Disher and Jane Harper.’ * Books+Publishing * ‘Jinks expertly crafts a claustrophobic atmosphere [as] the tension builds to an unsettling climax…Critics have praised Jinks for her ability to create palpable fear and suspense, making Panic a page-turner that keeps readers on edge. Overall, this novel is a thought-provoking examination of trust and safety in a world rife with misinformation and fear. If you’re a fan of thrillers that delve into contemporary societal issues, Panic is a must-read.’ * NetGalley reviewer * ‘If you enjoy a psychological thriller—a kind of cat and mouse book—I would certainly recommend this…It’s a really good read to curl up with on a wintry night.’ * RNZ Nine to Noon on Traced * ‘[Jinks] crafts a taut, tense thriller of a narrative, expertly cranking up the suspense notch by notch.’ * Saturday Paper on Traced * ‘5 stars. Action-packed and exciting…I can highly recommend it!’ * Carpe Librum * ‘An enthralling thriller that is difficult to put down…Readers who enjoy gripping suspense, a social media background and conspiracy theories, are sure to get a thrill from Panic.’ * ReadPlus * ‘An intriguing novel…Timely and relevant…[A premise that might make people think about the world a little bit more.’ * Book Muse * ‘I would recommend this book to anyone…I devoured and loved The Burrow.’ * Letitia, Gleebooks *