I have read everything by Susan Elliot Wright and loved all her books, especially The Flight of Cornelia Blackwood. It's often very dark, and creepy, with a sinister edge that pulls the reader in and one can't help but turn the pages quickly as the explosive and shocking ending approaches.

I would definitely be interested in a sequel to this book, but in many ways it was the perfect ending.I think I need about 6 months to recover from everything, and I know I’ll be thinking about this book for an awful long time. To round off part one of the book, Emily discovers something really unnerving and unexpected… and before I could think about this further, part two of the book began, which alternated between Emily and Anna’s perspective – it had me super excited for what was to come! It was already so gripping; every event, no matter how small, had me hanging onto the author’s every word.

This was riveting, also the stalker element was very uncomfortable but I recommend the audio as it for me adds to the story. The author gives the main character a sense of vulnerability as she has drifted away from her friends, so it makes sense that she instantly latches onto the helpful Anna.The author has done everything right here and it’ll be hard to forget such a gripping and intense journey. Are her thoughts out of control or is that annoying low-level niggle that something is very wrong in her life when everything appears to be right, a true indicator? She has a challenging relationship with her adoptive mother and has felt increasingly isolated from her old friends since marrying her husband Simon. I love being totally absorbed in a book, and so far, this story wasn’t letting me down in the slightest! Not the kind of person she would normally be drawn to, there’s something about Anna that suggests they could be friends.