In a state of panic because of the night-time city activities of her teenage son, Lily decides to uproot herself and Sam from Manhattan to the safety of a small town on the Long Island coast. She becomes a reporter for the weekly paper, Sam enrols in high school, and for a while life proceeds as expected. But then, through unnerving circumstances, she spies a naked woman asleep in a summerhouse. And everything changes. There is a murder. Or is there? And there is a man. But he is married and Lily is guilt-ridden about her own divorce. Are people and events as they seem, or is Lily just perceiving her small town through big city eyes?

Picked up at Rosie O'Grady's at Oxford meet.

Finally got round to reading this (picked up over a year ago at Rosie O' Grady's I think) and enjoyed it far more than I was expecting to. Well plotted interesting characters (Especially like Sam's girlfriend who will only speak Klingon). It would make a very good film! I will be releasing it back into the wild in the not too distant future.