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An incredible read. I did not see the ending at all. Definitely one to read

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1. Yes I'll always have at least a glass of water with me :-)

2. Having a couple of nights off booze as nasty cough so recuperating, a camomile tea whilst reading a trashy thriller

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Anything written by this author is an autobuy/read for me.Told in dual timelines, being the present and 20 years in the past.The storyline was cleverly interwoven and complex with Louise's signature twists that you can never quite anticipate.It was an atmospheric dark read that had me catching myself holding my breath in the best of ways. It leaves you wondering just how well you know your partner and their past and just what they may be hiding.

Super compelling crime writing- this is my fave Louise Candlish book I have read yet. It‘s got dual timelines, a hidden past, domestic drama of many varieties, a bit of murder. I picked PART of the twist quite early and was feeling VERY smug about it- but the ending still got me. A couple of threads didn‘t quite resolve enough for me, but I suspect it would have been too neat if everything had been perfectly wound up. A delight.

Maybe I‘m in a reading slump!?!? This was a slog for me and I really didn‘t care what was happening until mid way through where I cared only minimally. I also figured out the twists 🤷‍♀️.

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