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In my opinion... The lovely Amanda Jennings does it again, telling a great Cornish tale! A compelling and thought provoking read, which is all too horribly accurate and credible when observing Nathan’s controlling treatment of Hannah. This is uncomfortable reading, but as many of us know it’s not always just as easy as packing up and leaving. The story moves effortlessly between viewpoints, and timelines, returning to when Hannah was a young girl in love with Cam prior to the

In my opinion... How many more twisty, dark, unsettling thrillers can my nerves take? Just one more, it seems… To start with the chapters felt quite long, but they move along at a rapid pace The story flipflops between Katherine and Lily’s point of view, which successfully made me keep changing my mind between who was telling the truth, what secrets were being hidden- and why was Lily’s story wrapped up in Katherine’s? Neither character is particularly sympathetic, but the pr

In my opinion... Once I started this novel I found it hard to put down. The subject matters covered are ones that I have come across many times recently, so I was curious to know what twist Suzy Quinn would use to differentiate it from other novels. It turned out there was one uncomfortable twist after another! The characters are creepily credible as this fast-paced novel moves between the past and present but in an easy to follow way. I frequently asked myself, what was goin

Intriguing cover reveal, novel out in September... 'every betrayal has a consequence… one family… one summer… one woman' - set to appeal to readers who enjoy intelligent women's fiction. Looking forward to sitting down with this one, once the sun comes back out! @BlackbirdDigitalBooks