Frances is a thirty-something sub-editor, an invisible production drone, on the books pages of the Questioner. Her routine, colourless existence is disrupted one winter evening when she happens upon the aftermath of a car crash and hears the last words of the driver, Alys Kyte.

When Alys's family makes contact in an attempt to find closure, Frances is given a tantalising glimpse of a very different world: one of privilege and possibility. The relationships she builds with the Kytes will have an impact on her own life, both professionally and personally, as Frances dares to wonder whether she might now become a player in her own right...

This was a very well written book. Frances' character made me feel very uncomfortable, as she's manipulative, but she gets away with it, as she's very clever. I loved the description of the Kyte's house, Nevers, and I wish I had a bolt hole like that to get away from everything! I'm looking forward to reading Harriet Lane's second book. I would definitely recommend this book to others. :)

Hoping to release a bag of books at an OBCZ in Towcester, Towcester Mill Brewery, on Wednesday 2nd March around 9pm. Looking forward to checking the place out. I've wanted to visit for ages!

Re-releasing as part of International Bookcrossing Day

Book eight - releasing while donating blood...