Slick, gripping and 'madly fun and exciting' (Lisa Jewell), get ready for Andrew Hunter Murray's new crime caper.
Alex used to break into other people's houses.
These days though, he's turned his life around. He still breaks into homes and offices - but now it's legal, to test the security for the rightful owners. He's got a job, a regular income, a roof over his head, even a girlfriend.
For once, it's all going right.
And then he takes a job he shouldn't, and steals a souvenir - a vial of white powder - from an executive's desk in an office he's just entered.
It's pretty clear what the powder is. Only it proves to be something quite different, and soon Alex's problems begin in earnest as his own flat is trashed and his life is threatened.
This little tube has opened up a whole world of trouble for Alex and his friends.
Trouble that won't go away any time soon...
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Praise for A Beginner's Guide to Breaking and Entering...
'Fantastic' Zoe Ball
'A joyous read from start to finish. I loved it!' Clare Mackintosh
'It's laugh-out-loud funny, proceeding at a pace that makes it almost impossible to put down.' Sunday Times
'A comic delight' Financial Times
