On to Mt TBR it goes.

The characters are well crafted, believable and intriguing. It examines the powerful influence of social media and the press, and the ways in which the users of social media can and do flout the law.
There is a lot of food for thought in this novel however it's not going to demand that you acknowledge it. If you are simply looking for a read that will leave your heart pounding; this is it. Chilling and thrilling.

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Picked up at meetup

An intriguing read, of a murder committed by a child. Sara and Shannon Carter are sisters and their parents are cruel and abusive and one of them kills them. Sara confesses to the murders and is held in a children’s secure unit, and when released a new identity is created for her. She is living an idyllic life in Essex with her husband and daughter, and then her world is turned upside down. Her sister has decided to be part of a documentary on the anniversary of the trial, and wants to find her sister. Their childhood friend has become a journalist, and is hiding her relationship with the sisters. Eventually the truth is revealed.

Passing on to fellow Bookcrosser, Chardonnay today