Author and podcaster Andrew Hunter Murray has released his new thriller novel, Bad Deeds, a sequel to his previous hit Breaking and Entering. The book's high-stakes pacing is already causing sleep deprivation among his podcasting peers.
On the latest episode of No Such Thing As A Fish, co-host Anna Ptaszynski confessed that the novel has completely disrupted her sleep schedule. "Obviously, I don't want Andy to hear this, but I'm reading a new book at the moment called Bad Deeds by one Andrew Hunter Murray, and it is so annoying because it's kept me up extremely late every night for the last seven days," Ptaszynski said, calling it an absolute page-turner with plenty of Murray's trademark wit.
Ptaszynski assured listeners that they do not need to have read the previous installment to enjoy this "brilliant standalone book," describing the experience of reading it as highly cinematic: "I felt like I was watching an action film for parts." As Murray's book makes its way to readers, he appears poised to capture a whole new audience of thriller fans.