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When a skeleton is unearthed in the Martellos' garden, others rattle ominously in their cupboards. For the bones belong to their teenage daughter Natalie, who went missing twenty-five years ago, and the murderer must be very close to home...

Does Natalie's childhood friend Jane - now divorcing her brother - hold the key to the mystery? And are all their memories of a golden girl at the heart of an idyllic extended family false?

This was a pretty easy read, maybe a little contrived at times and a rather convenient ending. The challenging of 'recovered memory' was interesting - how to balance what someone believes against what there is evidence for. Having no evidence doesn't make something untrue, but it does make it rather hard to be absolutely sure of the truth.

Given to munstersmum.

Given to KS - enjoy Chicago!