The brand new edge-of-your seat thriller from the Sunday Times bestselling author of, The Dinner Guest.

A dream family holiday. But for someone, this trip will be their last…

Every year I visit the island.

Every year I know what to expect.

Except this year. This year everything has changed because I met you. And you promised the world.

But promises mean nothing if they shatter your life…

Praise

‘A sultry, heat-filled thriller set on a remote Greek island where guests end up with so much more than just dinner. Dark and delicious – I loved it.’
Nikki Smith, author of All in Your Head, Look What You Made Me Do, and The Beach Party

‘A one-sitting read. Captivating from page one and refuses to let go. Brilliant.’
Michael Wood

‘What a book! Dark and gripping, with strong shades of Patricia Highsmith (if you love Tom Ripley, you’ll love this). Readers are in for a treat.’
Lisa Hall

‘I read Notes on a Disappearance in one hit, unable to put it down. Dark, twisted and totally captivating.’
Louise Hare

‘A richly compelling journey into the human psyche. Glamorous yet dark; thrilling yet filled with horror; Notes on a Disappearance will keep you up long into the night.’
Alice Clark-Platts

‘In Notes on a Disappearance, BP Walter blends the thrill of first love with man’s darkest impulses. One of the most unsettling novels of recent years, it’s also one of the most compelling.’
John Boyne

‘NOTES ON A DISAPPEARANCE is a deliciously dark nightmare that I never wanted to wake up from. Reminiscent of THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY, it promises to stay with you long after the last page.’
Sara Ochs

‘A perfect escapist thriller, Notes on a Disappearance is searing, sinister, and addictive. I couldn’t put it down.’
Chris Whitaker

‘Dark, chilling and utterly absorbing, BP Walter is a master of the psychological thriller.’
A.A. Chaudhuri

‘The Talented Mr Ripley meets The White Lotus. Unpredictable, whip smart, utterly absorbing. And I ADORED that ending.’
John Marrs

‘Notes on a Murder combines what B.P. Walter does so well: page turnability, suspense and dark twistiness. Fans are in for a treat!
Victoria Selman, author of Truly, Darkly, Deeply

‘Sinister and original, Notes on a Murder explores the darkest sides of human desire. Flew through it!’
LV Matthews

‘A sinister, compelling slow-burn about the darkest human desires. Fans of The White Lotus will love this taut, original thriller.’
Charlotte Duckworth

‘A quietly brilliant novel that unnerved and unsettled me, the characters lingering long after I set it down. Utterly compelling.’
Marion Todd

‘I absolutely loved it. A smart, heart-thumping thriller that I didn’t want to end.’
Celia Walden 

‘I read Notes on a Murder in one bruising gulp. A darkly twisted story that takes you in whole and grips you tight until the searing conclusion. A compelling and disturbing fever-dream of a novel.’
Philippa East