A successful, ambitious young editor at an Oxford publishing house is the victim of identity theft. When one of the perpetrators is found murdered, he is the obvious suspect. The story was filled with suspense, enough to make the reader paranoid about checking their own statements.

This was an enjoyable mystery, although somewhat spoiled by having just too many coincidences. And while confessions are a useful tool for authors, they provide an unsatisfying conclusion for the reader. ( )