The era and the seaside locale are beautifully rendered and observed, not least the social and sexual undercurrents of the timeElizabeth Buchan, Sunday TimesA humane and evocative portrait of a time when lives were destroyed by intoleranceGuardianThis spiky portrait of love makes for a gripping readIndependentPitch perfectMarie ClaireA moving story of longing and frustrationObserverStunning...fraught and honestNew York Times Book Review'I loved it. Devoured it! A wonderful read. Tense, romantic, smart; a beautiful portrait of a seaside town poised at an exact moment in history, with people trapped by laws and mores' Russell T. Davies (on Instagram)A powerful story of love, shame and jealousyMohsin ZaidiRoberts gives us two strong, absorbing voices, whose competing claims on our sympathies...make My Policeman a satisfyingly taut and involving readTimes Literary SupplementA powerful story of forbidden love, regret, and living as your true selfVanity Fair