Reviews

• “It’s moving, thrilling, spot-on and incredibly well-written. The Fallout by Moa Herngren is a phenomenally well-written relationship novel told from different perspectives, where each character owns their truth and their experiences. The intrigue awakens so many emotions. I find myself frustrated, annoyed and anxious. Herngren is exceptionally sharp at portraying frictional relationships and behaviors that are both relatable and your worst nightmare. (…) For me, it was a binge-read. It’s the fourth stand-alone installment in the unforgettable perspective-series; novels that works perfectly to read and discuss alongside others. I love them all!”

• “Moa Herngren is Argus-eyed when it comes to relationships. /…/ A razor-sharp psychological drama about jealousy, betrayal and female friendship!”

• “Moa Herngren’s new novel The Fallout ought to come with a warning label, because this is a story that eats its way into your deep psyche and then remains there. /…/ Moa Herngren is uncannily skilled at portraying this dance between dominance and submission among female friends – that Darknet of friendship that is quite indescribable. Yet Moa Herngren does it. Read it at your own risk. /…/ A highly well-written, incessantly gripping and nightmarishly relatable study of female friendship.”

• “Moa Herngren is on top of her game in her new relationship novel The Fallout.”

• “Finally a new psychological relationship novel from Moa Herngren to sink one’s teeth in. /…/ As usual, it’s told from different perspectives, which gives the story a greater depth and perhance some surprising turns. The kind of things that makes a novel especially great.”

• “[Herngren] is an expert at portraying relationships and everyday situations, and like in her previous books we get to follow the different characters’ perspectives, which makes you sympathize with both of them. High time for a book club discussion!”

• “It’s fascinating to read about how different the protagonists interpret that which happens and it also becomes an eye-opener for the reader, which makes the novel stay with you. The characters are well portrayed and it’s easy to sympathize with both protagonists. The Fallout is well-written and propulsive. This is a balanced and powerful relationship novel full of emotion that hits right in the heart.”