“Fusing the black humor of Shallow Grave with the sassy observations of Sex in the City, this is an unexpected treat.”
—The Mirror

“A comedy, a very black one about flat-hunting in New York where anyone with an apartment to rent could easily be a conman or woman or, if you are really unlucky, a serial killer. Gruesome and hilarious in turns, the book not only shows off the author’s acute observational powers but proves she has superb timing when it comes to telling a joke, and where the targets are the media or the American obsession with health, beauty and fitness, she takes no prisoners.”
—Birmingham Post

“Cool, snarly, and hilarious, Hell’s Kitchen turns Manhattan over like a rock and lets its phonies, wannabies, conmen, and killers come crawling out. Vicious, funny stuff.”
—Andrew Klavan, author of Hunting Down Amanda

“Niles turns the snappy, sexy one-liner into an art form.”
—Stella Duffy, author of Wavewalker (Mask Noir)