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B P Walter
B P Walter was born and raised in Essex. After spending his childhood and teenage years reading compulsively, he worked in bookshops then went to the University of Southampton to study Film and English followed by an MA in Film & Cultural Management. He is an alumni of the Faber Academy and currently works in social media coordination for Waterstones in London.
You can follow B P Walter on Twitter: @BarnabyWalter
You can follow B P Walter on Twitter: @BarnabyWalter
Genres: Mystery
New Books
Novels
A Version of the Truth (2019)
aka The Couple's Secret
Hold Your Breath (2020)
The Dinner Guest (2021)
The Woman on the Pier (2021)
The Locked Attic (2022)
Notes on a Murder (2023)
aka The Couple's Secret
Hold Your Breath (2020)
The Dinner Guest (2021)
The Woman on the Pier (2021)
The Locked Attic (2022)
Notes on a Murder (2023)
B P Walter recommends
The Square (2023)
Celia Walden
"Utterly enthralling. Plunges you into a world of secrets, deception and simmering menace. I was captivated from the start and didn't want it to end."
A Twisted Love Story (2023)
Samantha Downing
"I love Samantha Downing's thrillers and this one is an absolute gem. Deliciously addictive, constantly surprising and, as the title would suggest, thoroughly twisted. You'll devour it."
All Of Us Are Broken (2023)
(DS Saul Anguish, book 2)
Fiona Cummins
"Wow, this book is amazing. I was gripped, terrified and mesmerised all at the same time. I won't be able to stop thinking about it for months (no, YEARS) to come."
Silent Waters (2023)
L V Matthews
"Terrific, memorable suspense writing that draws you in. Silent Waters is a real up-all-night thriller."
The Close (2023)
(Maeve Kerrigan, book 10)
Jane Casey
"I love Jane Casey's writing, and The Close is a real treat for both long-time fans and new readers alike. Completely addictive."
The Hiking Trip (2023)
Jenny Blackhurst
"Had me hooked from the very first line. Tense, dark and highly compelling."
Perfect Kill (2020)
(DI Callanach, book 6)
Helen Fields
"Utterly compelling, as ever, and dizzyingly twisted, with characters so real they could step off the page."
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