Linda Strong
Tessa Markham heads for home after a day of work and stopping by the cemetery to spend some time with her twin babies as she does every week. Much to her surprise, there is someone in her house .. and she lives alone. Astonishingly she finds a young boy sitting at her table, drawing pictures. Looking up, he says " Are you my mummy?". And so begins Tessa's descent into a nightmare. She's being accused of kidnapping this boy. Even though she vehemently denies it, the police know she's done it before, but there were no charges brought. Her estranged husband is living with his pregnant girlfriend ... they think she's still grieving the death of her children and won't believe her denies of taking this child. Her 'friends' won't believe her. The police won't believe her. The media is camped on her front door. Tessa isn't sure who she can trust but she knows instinctively that something just isn't right. And who is the woman who seems to be following Tessa? Somebody is lying ... and finding the truth may be more dangerous than she knows. This is a well-written psychological thriller featuring credible characters. The story line is good, even though a little predictable. It's mysterious, but not suspenseful. It's a fairly fast read and I would recommend it to anyone who likes this type of book. Many thanks to the author / Bookouture / Netgalley for the digital copy. Opinions expressed here are unbiased and entirely my own.
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donalyn seibel
Great book.It really had me guessing until the end.You wanted Tessa to be innocent but there was just that little bit of doubt.She didn,t make some of the greatest decisions. In the end though it just sheer determination the find the answers of who has interfered with her life.
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Harpreet Sidhu
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This book is brillant! Kept me gripped , i couldn't put it down. I finished it within less then a week and that really is a record for me. I tend to drag out books even if i like them but this one was different, well worth the read eventhough i guessed the twist at the end well before it happened.
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