To all appearances Molly has the perfect life, she’s happily married to Jack, has two children just starting university, has a good job and is comfortably off. When she decides to have a weekend away with friends without Jack, it all starts to turn disastrously wrong, leading eventually to murder. One morning whilst out for a run, she meets a mysterious man who will have a big impact on her so called perfect life.

I found this story a little slow to start with. It gradually picked up pace and became more intriguing, but mostly it peaked and ‘troughed’ for me. The plot was a little implausible and Molly was quite unbelievably stupid at times. I just wanted to shake her! However, although some of it was predictable, there was a good twist at the end which was what I was hoping for and made it ultimately a worthwhile read.

Thanks to Pigeonhole for the opportunity to read this book. ( )