Description
Absorbing, eerie, and unsettlingly realistic, "The Bell Ringers" is a fearless, Orwellian work from a talented novelist writing at the top of his game.
Praise for The Bell Ringers…
“For those who like political thrillers, this is one of the season’s best: scary, informative, and, alas, eminently believable.” —The Economist
“Outstanding.” —Publishers Weekly (starred review)
“A chilling political thriller … This gripping novel will appeal to readers of action-packed patriotic thrillers (think Brad Thor) as well as fans of David Baldacci and Brad Meltzer.” —Library Journal (starred review)
“The Bell Ringers is a wonderful novel. I read it addictively and was sorry the minute it was over. It’s way too good to be called a thriller.” —Richard Ford
“I can think of few writers better qualified for the contemporary thriller than Henry Porter. He’s never been afraid to take a stand—he has a journalist’s natural nosiness and disdain for politicians, wedded to the narrative gifts of a fine storyteller. The Bell Ringers is a novel with a purpose from a man born to make mischief. Hell, I wish I’d written it.” —John Lawton, author of the Inspector Troy Series
“In Henry Porter’s exciting, timely, and frightening story, a single brave, prescient individual [takes on] megalomaniac officialdom … A can’t-put-it-down, rattling good yarn.” —Literary Review
“A daring, stylish, and tensely paced thriller.” —Metro (UK)




