The cover text reads:

Five years ago, Rosa walked to the pier in the dead of night, looked into the swirling water, and jumped. She was a brilliant Cambridge student who had just lost her father. Her death was tragic, but not unexpected.

Was that what really happened?

The coroner says it was suicide. But Rosa's boyfriend Jar can't let go. He sees Rosa everywhere -- a face on the train, a figure on the cliff. He is obsessed with proving that she is still alive. And then he gets an email.

'Find me, Jar. Find me, before they do . . .'

Airport pulp fiction, bought on a whim, but I liked it and I was so gripped that I read it in a weekend!

Wasn't sure whether to expect a thriller, or a chick-lit undying-love type of story. It's told as a series of pairs of old diary entries and current narratives: two sides of the same event. Or are they? At the end of Part One, you just start to think you have a handle on what is happening, and then the diary changes . . .

Great psychological thriller, very much enjoyed it

Page turner thriller

somehow this book found its way back to me, so I'll just have to re-release it

left in Marleen's minibieb

in einer kleinen Kiste im Botanischen Garten gefunden, geht mit nach Hause nach Deutschland
found it in the Hortus Botanicus, take it home to Germany