to be read and released.

Two people, an anthropologist and a local councillor, join forces in an unlikely alliance to investigate what they believe is a miscarriage of justice. Walters writes about an area of the country I know, which makes it all the more enjoyable, although I'm glad to say the estate she describes is pure invention, I hope!

RELEASE NOTES:

On a seat outside the walled garden

I was with my husband and walking around a beautiful country park with my dog. I found this book in a bag on a bench outside a walled garden. This was the first time I'd heard of Bookcrossing and it seems a wonderful idea. I've yet to read the book, but it's actually the type of book I would choose to read. Thank you cetti and I'll release this book again when I've read it.

RELEASE NOTES:

In the area around The Great Globe.

Found the book on a picnic table in Swanage whilst on honeymoon - near the Globe. Great concept, love the idea of books bein left for people to find.

The book itself is ok, nothing special, and the characters are rather predictable in their actions.


Will release it now that I have read it into the wilds of Essex.