How long can you hide the truth?
The Kelly family has always been trouble.
When a fire in a remote caravan community kills nine people, including 17-year-old Sabine Kelly's mother and sister, Sabine confesses to the murders. Shortly after, she escapes custody and disappears.
Recently made redundant from marriage, motherhood and her career, journalist Rachel Weidermann has long suspected Sabine made her way back to the river — now, twelve years after the 'Caravan Murders', she has the time and the tenacity to corner a fugitive and land the story of the year.
Rachel's ambition lights the fuse leading to a brutal chain of events, and the web Sabine weaves will force Rachel to question everything she believes. Vikki Wakefield's compelling psychological thriller is about class, corruption, love, loyalty, and the vindication of truth and justice. And a brave dog called Blue.
I couldn't put this book down! I found that I was soon engrossed in the storyline and wanted to discover what Sabine's secrets were from that night twelve years ago. I really felt for Sabine as her way of life constantly in hiding and moving along the river just sounded so lonely and it must have been tough on her.
As the storyline was developing I just couldn't stop reading as Rachel thought that she was getting the scoop on the story and then the pace just seemed to build and there was all sorts of secrets and information coming out from the past. I also felt for Rachel as she was also very lonely in her huge house along the river.
The twists were great that I did not see coming and thought that the ending was just brilliant, I loved those final few chapters at the end as it all come together and we finally discovered everything that happened during that night. I couldn't finish off my review without mentioning my favourite character - Blue. He was a great dog and so clever and patient at times!
Huge Thanks to Random Things Tours and Vikki Wakefield for my place on the blog tour.
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