Here are two things I know about my mother:
1. She had dark hair, like mine.
2. She wasn’t very happy at the end.
Anna has always believed that her mother, Debbie, died 30 years ago on the night she disappeared.
But when her father gets a strange note, she realises that she’s never been told the full story of what happened that night on the cliff.
Confused and upset, Anna turns to her husband Jack – but when she finds a love letter from another woman in his wallet, she realises there’s no-one left to help her, least of all her family.
And then a body is found…
Firstly a big thank you to Sabah for my copy and having me on the tour.
Loved her debut so was excited to read this.
This is an amazing book.
She sure knows how to write a twisty thriller that makes you feel on edge.
As someone who has a lot of experience of mental illness includibg pnd i want to congraluate her on writing it so well . She has captured the essence of the claustaphobic horrible feeling that come with it.
Excellently written and thought provoking. Packed with suspense this will have you hooked.
Do check out the other blogs taking part.
supermum ......... wheres my cape ??? 