A man reunites with his estranged father to uncover the truth about his tragic childhood …
Twenty-seven ago, eleven-year-old Callum was abducted. His body was found six months later by his older brother, Tom, near a Neolithic henge called the Shadowing Stones. It was the first in a series of events that would tear Tom’s family apart. Convinced his father was responsible for his brother’s death, Tom fled to Australia to start a new life.
Now, decades later, Tom learns that his father is dying of cancer. Knowing this may be his last chance to learn the truth, Tom returns to England. But when he crosses paths with childhood acquaintance Anna, the pair are drawn together. As Tom grows closer to both Anna and his father, he is confronted with a series of shocking twists and revelations that will change his life forever…
I really enjoyed this book. I liked how it was split into our two main characters points of view Tom & Anna.
Tom was back to see his dying father after years away, you could tell from the beginning that there were unresolved issues but I was not expecting what the issues were and what we found out about them as the story unfolded.
Anna is back following an operation and trying to re-discover her purpose in life and her place in life too. It’s lovely to see them both reminiscing about when they were at school together and the shared memories that they both have.
I thought that some of the scenes within the book were really quite emotional and I just thought that the storyline was gripping as we needed to find out the through about Callum.
The book did have pretty long chapters but that didn’t matter much to me. It left me wanting to read more which is always a sign of a good book.
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Huge Thanks to Love Books Tours, Sorrel Pitts and Bloodhound Books for my place on the blog tour.
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