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From the off this engages, confuses & intrigues. Then, rare feat, maintains it for a good 97% of the book! The premise is not just hooky, it's executed really well. The midway twist is a huge change of direction and here flags briefly for that 3% but there's still enough unanswered questions to get the pace back up to frenetic speed. Fleshed out characters & strong ending that I hadn't figured out in advance. V. enjoyable fiction.

Well, this made me laugh out loud. Mainly because it's exactly the sort of thing that would happen to me!

New for today. Really hope this one hits the mark as the last few I've read have been largely unsatisfying.

With thanks to #netgalley for this book.

This book gave me nightmares. It shouldn't have, it's not particularly gruesome or violent but still I had nightmares. Lots of twists and unexpected things in this and I'll never be able to look at a seashore again

Set in Wiltshire, UK, a young women turns up at Tony and Laura‘s house, saying it was her home. They take her in being kind ! and find that she has amnesia and can‘t remember her name.

A really original tale that keeps you turning the pages. Some fantastic twists to keep you guessing and bring the story to a satisfying end.

thanks to the Author/the Publishers/NetGalley for the opportunity to read this book in exchange for a fair, honest review

” ‘It‘s going to be OK,‘ he says, one hand above him, ready to close the boot door. He manages a smile that I am unable to return. My legs are tucked up into the foetal position. ‘Only for a few hours, maybe a day or two.‘ A click and my world turns black. “......Ohhh this is creepy, just whose who ?

(Pic not mine, courtesy of bookishcoffeelove)

“‘Welcome home,‘ he whispers. I want to scream, but I can‘t move. What does he mean? I wish Laura would come upstairs. I‘m trying to be brave, but I‘m so fucking scared here. I can‘t remember my own name.”.......ohhh this is getting creepy

Simply astonishing story, full of secrets and lies which lead the reader on a merry dance right up to the last page. I loved it and read it in one day. #NetGalley