‘No one lives this way unless they want to hide something.’
When Caroline and Francis receive an offer to house swap, they jump at the chance for a week away from home. After the difficulties of the past few years, they’ve worked hard to rebuild their marriage for their son’s sake; now they want to reconnect as a couple.
On arrival, they find a house that is stark and sinister in its emptiness – it’s hard to imagine what kind of person lives here. Then, gradually, Caroline begins to uncover some signs of life – signs of her life. The flowers in the bathroom or the music in the CD player might seem innocent to her husband but to her they are anything but. It seems the person they have swapped with is someone she used to know; someone she’s desperate to leave in her past.
But that person is now in her home – and they want to make sure she’ll never forget . .
Firstly thank you to Poppy for my proof copy. I have seen lots of other bloggers praise and its definitely a anticipated read of 2018.
It has all the ingredients of an addictive thriller
Told in alrernate narratives and timelines.
We as the reader are spoonfed the details so we have a build up of anticipation. And it doesnt dissapoint !
Completely addictive and unpredictable .
Dark and chilling and left me feeling quite unnerved and unsettled .
Cleverly written and thought provoking .
I wish Rebecca every succes with this book which i predict will be flying off the shelves .
Published 3rd May
supermum ......... wheres my cape ??? 