
Member Reviews

First of all, this isn't in anyway a psychological thriller. It is, however, a well written, cosy, mystery with good characterisation and a decent plot that flows along.
Madi and Prue decide to do a house swap for a month. Madi has health issues and wants to escape the cut and thrust of London, plus, she believes herself to be losing her memory, Prue is looking for the opposite, needing to get away from her grandma's cosy village cottage where a recent embarrassment haunts her.
The mystery comes from someone entering one of the properties, without the owner being aware. Who are they? and why do they appear to harbour dangerous thoughts against the owner?
What follows is a story from both Madi and Prue and the intruder.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publishers for the opportunity to preview this good read.

spoiler alert ** 2.5 stars
Really not sure what to make of this book.
A good 80% of it reads like some sort of chicklit,with the odd slightly menacing page thrown in.
Then it goes all surprise twist to the story before back to chicklit.
Characters were engaging enough,and it was an easy read.
I'm undecided.

First for me from this author. And I have to say this was such a easy read. Flowed very well. And the characters were all loveable and great to learn about. Twist caught me by surprise. Enjoyable book well worth picking up.
Thanks to the publisher and Net Galley for am early release of this book..