Alex Hay grew up in Cambridge and Cardiff and has been writing as long as he can remember. He studied History at the University of York, and wrote his dissertation on female power at royal courts, combing the archives for every scrap of drama and skulduggery he could find. He has worked in magazine publishing and the charity sector, and is a graduate of the Curtis Brown Write Your Novel course. The Housekeepers is his debut novel and won the Caledonia Novel Award 2022. Alex lives with his husband in South East London
This is the perfect holiday read * Guardian * This twisty heist caper is a delightfully mischievous debut * The Times * Downton meets Ocean's 8 * Grazia * A page-turning delight from beginning to end * Red * Tremendously fun * i Paper * A brilliantly entertaining tale of revenge, with fabulous characters - this is a riotous underworld adventure * Best * This Edwardian heist story is such a fun read! * Good Housekeeping * Hay brings a lively tempo and an elegant wit to this zippy thriller that is also a social commentary on the plight of the powerless * Washington Post * Wildly entertaining . . . an irresistible, deliciously audacious premise * Platinum *