“I loved every minute of this hilarious and suspenseful page-turner. What elevates Hincenbergs' work from other novels in this genre is the humanity she shows her characters. She clearly wants the best for them, and so do we. (Well, except for one character, whom we long to see get her comeuppance — and again the author does not disappoint).” —Susin Nielsen, author of Snap and Here Goes Nothing

“In Very Bad Neighbours, Sue Hincenbergs takes readers on a wild ride through an idyllic suburban community where all is not as it appears. Underneath the birthday parties, coffee dates, and backyard barbecues roils something far more sinister… and funny, too. Hincenbergs writes with humour and heart and a deep understanding of our quirky human species.” —Terry Fallis, two-time winner of the Leacock Medal for Humour

“Madcap and action packed, Sue Hincenbergs’ Very Bad Neighbours will have you flipping pages and laughing out loud! When Soph Kowalski moves to an idyllic new neighbourhood with her young family, she is hoping for a fresh start. She is not prepared for the secrets, lies, blackmail, and illegal antics lurking beneath the surface. Luckily, as the wife of a (retired) hitman, Soph is prepared to do what it takes to ensure her family thrives in their new community, even if it means taking on some Very Bad Neighbours. A heartfelt, hilarious delight!” —Uzma Jalaluddin, author of Moonlight Murder

“The perfect cocktail of well-plotted, good-hearted, murderous fun.” —Nina Simon, bestselling author of Mother-Daughter Murder Night on The Retirement Plan

“Hincenbergs knocks it out of the park.” —Publishers Weekly on The Retirement Plan (starred review)

“Think Richard Osman mischievous, elderly pensioners meets Bad Sisters and Desperate Housewives . . . the shenanigans move fast and furiously." —CrimeTime on The Retirement Plan

"This novel was pure, unadulterated fun. A darkly comic, delightfully devious, wickedly addictive caper from a new author to add to your must-read list!" —Marissa Stapley, New York Times bestselling author of Lucky, on The Retirement Plan

“Blending Desperate Housewives and White Lotus vibes, this is a darkly funny crime novel about three women and their three useless husbands.” —My Weekly magazine on The Retirement Plan