"Life as a single mother is hard. Emma loves her thirteen-month-old son Ritchie, she really does... but sometimes, she dreams about what life would be like without him. But when Ritchie is abducted from the London Underground, Emma's dream becomes a nightmarish reality."

Purchased as a Birthday Group present for Abi-Gibby, who has it in her WishList.

Sent today.
Happy Birthday, and enjoy! :)

Arrived safely today. Thank you very much for the Wishlist book

I didn't get in with this book very much, purely because I thought it was far to predictable, very unrealistic and some unlikable characters

Now going to my Easter exchange partner

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Received as part of an Easter exchange parcel. Thank you very much!

I didn't enjoy this as much as I would have in the past, and it's not because the writing wasn't good, but because I am really finding my crime fiction taste is changing and moving more towards the cosy type of mystery novel. Fortunately, I think I should be able to find a more appreciative reader at the next meet up.

I picked it up at the meeting. I don't tend to read crime/thrillers much but I thought this one looked interesting.