A pacy, noirish, fractured echo of Sunset Boulevard, Michelle Berry’s Blur is pulp fiction written with a postmodern hand.
–Andrew Pyper

There is an Atom Egoyan-esque quality to her writing … Berry’s fine writing shows that she understands the space between the words can be important and that what is implied speaks volumes.
—National Post

Berry’s style is to die for–it’s cool and confident, with a kind of wary watchfulness that echoes her protagonist’s personality.
—Quill and Quire

Blur offers a twisted tribute to the compulsive grass-is-always-greener comparisons we make between our lives and those of the glitterati.
—Chatelaine

Berry skilfully keeps you guessing–and more importantly, keeps you caring–right to the finish.
—The Vancouver Sun

Hip, cool and written in the present tense … A good read with a substantial twist in the tale.
—South Wales Argus

Chic, sleek Hollywood murder mystery, shaped like a screenplay and emanating that bruised
nostalgic mood of late-night movies … Infinitely seductive.
—Literary Review