Gripping throughout, it has a satisfying and jaw-dropping ending' My Weekly'This is not a predictable thriller, I was very surprised by some of the turns. Brought in an airport on New Year’s Day, I’d didn’t need a gruesome difficult thriller, and I certainly wasn’t given one! I knew things would escalate and even though I wanted to protect Emily and her family at all costs, I also secretly couldn’t wait for what came next in their friendship. This was a good read, main character seems to have it all in life but someone is watching and they want what she has, who can she trust especially when she allready seems to suffer from paranoia. This is the story of Emily mum of 1 year old Bonnie and wife of Simon Unknown to Emily Simon was already engaged to someone else when she met him.

There was something so out of place, something that, if not dealt with, could well and truly destroy Emily’s life.Poor Emily seemed to be gaslit by everyone around her, loved her POV when she gradually comes to the realisation that something is not right.

It was a thrilling read and definitely makes you turn page after page, revealing even more twists and secrets. This is a powerful book about a woman (Emily) slowly eroding through a drip-drip of poison both from outside forces and her own paranoia which may or may not be justified. Everyone else is looking at me, the nutcase, the paranoid wife, getting it wrong again, seeing danger and malevolence where there is only kindness and support. There was no slowing down as Emily and Simon do what they need to do to put things right, to save what is left of their family. The plot had me constantly thinking, the feeling of knowing something wasn’t right was so satisfying and impressed me more with each passing chapter.instead a scene where emily confronts simon for being the most pointless character to emily and the readers would be appreciated. I enjoyed reading about the family dynamics and the character’s backstories which explained how they reached this point in the story.