Rescued from the Oxfam cull, ie not clean enough or interesting enough for the average Oxfam buyer in posh Holywood and would be consigned to the council tip, had I not rescued it!

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I like Karen Slaughter, so had to take this one home from the book-crossing meet-up. It was really enjoyable, although quite disturbing in places! It filled in a lot of gaps for me, as I have read the next book in the series. Will keep an eye out for more of her stuff :)

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Released in the YMCA gym, with other books in the book swap box! Hope someone finds it and enjoys it too.

Guess who :P

Decent, but not great. I did find parts of it hard to take seriously - Sara and Jeffrey's relationship probably being the most obvious example. The core of the story was good, but a lot of the book just felt like padding and filler. Easily read, overall - not too challenging and not one that'll need much thought. Good for a long trip or a beach read, but it wouldn't be amongst the best crime fiction I've read.