Head Cases

Reviews

Praise for Head Cases

“In this suspenseful cat and mouse thriller, Camden balances brilliance with a deeply flawed awareness of social cues, retaining the edge of a compelling protagonist. This, combined with McMahon's gripping plot, will pull readers in.”—Booklist

“McMahon introduces several clever wrinkles to this classic cat-and-mouse setup, while making the socially awkward Camden and his colleagues three-dimensional enough to sustain future installments. With pulse-pounding action and enough surprises to blindside even seasoned mystery fans, this is an excellent start.” –Publishers Weekly (Starred review)

"A must for your TBR pile."—FirstClue

"Head Cases begins as a riveting story about the hunt for an apex predator—a killer of serial killers—but quickly becomes so much more: the only road back to what’s left of one man's family, friendships, and identity. It’s a taut, thrilling read.” —Jess Lourey, Edgar-nominated author of The Taken Ones

"Grabbed me from page one!" – J.A. Jance

“John McMahon's Head Cases is everything this crime fiction-lover could want: gripping, twisty, and atmospheric, with a harrowing and intriguing plot, gorgeous prose, and fresh and compelling characters. McMahon doesn’t just knock the ball out of the park with this one—he sends it flying into the next universe. I sincerely hope this is the beginning of a new series because I want more!” – Karen Dionne, author of the #1 international bestseller The Marsh King's Daughter and The Wicked Sister

"I couldn’t get enough of this addictive, propulsive story of intellect and intrigue. Head Cases is a masterfully-done game of cat and mouse with an unforgettable cast of characters." —Matthew Quirk, New York Times bestselling author of The Night Agent