'Grips like a python' DAILY MAIL
'A white-knuckle read that also provides food for thought' GUARDIAN
'A twisty, propulsive thrill-ride, and a hero who will keep surprising you' SAM BECKBESSINGER

Claire's life changed forever one ordinary morning, on an ordinary train journey.

Her actions that day saved hundreds of lives. But what looks like heroism in the heat of the moment can play out very differently in the courts and the eyes of the public. Especially when you have the blood of two men on your hands.

Selfless and quick-thinking. Attention-seeking vigilante. Unrepentant murderer. Whichever she is, this is Claire's story of what happened that day. But is it the whole story?

'Thought-provoking and thoroughly compelling' B P WALTER, bestselling author of THE DINNER PARTY
'An excellent twist ... a tribute to tough post-menopausal women everywhere' LITERARY REVIEW

The 10:12 is the perfect page-turning read for fans of Sarah Vaughan, Catherine Ryan Howard and Ava Glass that asks: how far would you go for the greater good?

Gripping and immersive, this salutary tale of how we stereotype and underestimate others is a white-knuckle read that also gives food for thought * Guardian *
Grips like a python * Daily Mail *
A morally knotty thriller about public judgement and the stories we tell about who deserves to be believed * i Paper *
A chilling, thought-provoking and thoroughly compelling thriller. The vivid characters and tense “what would you do?” concept make this a propulsive read -- B P Walter
A twisty, propulsive thrill-ride, and a hero who will keep surprising you -- Sam Beckbessinger, author of forthcoming Femme Feral
Taut, clever and unrelenting. Once this train leaves the station, you won’t want to get off -- Boris Starling, author of Messiah
The story has an excellent twist and is a tribute to tough post-menopausal women everywhere * Literary Review *

Anna Maloney has written for TV (one BAFTA win), film and radio, taught screenwriting and also works as a script consultant. Previously, she worked in factual TV, journalism and PR as well as being a qualified children's playleader and sometime usherette. Anna lives in south-east London and can often be found swimming at her local lido while working on a plot problem.