New mum Bridget has returned to
work after having 8 month old Grace, whilst husband Tony stays at home looking
after the baby. Late one evening, Bridget catches her train home from work only
to witnesses something terrible as her train speeds through a station she
notices a young girl standing on the platform is bundled into the back of a
white van. Immediately Bridget asks her fellow commuters if they saw it and
frantically she calls the police who meets the train at the next station.
However, Bridget was the only witness and also no child has been reported
missing, so she is written off as an attention seeker. Bridget becomes somewhat obsessed with what
she saw and is consumed with finding the little girl, but will trying to save one
life cost her her marriage and own family?
WOW! WOW! WOW! This is the
fastest book I have ever read in my life – in parts, my mouth went dry, my
heart was hammering out of my chest, and I was rooted to the spot!!
Half way through the book the
author leaves a heavy hint as to what is happening, which you may or may not
get at time but if you do, don’t worry as you will then become completely
invested in how it all pans out, and there are still endless twists and turns,
and you won’t believe anyone is telling the truth! To me every character was a
suspect at one point or another!!
I was exhausted and emotionally
drained at the end, but I absolutely loved it – a brilliant read and I can just
hope that Netflix have bought the rights, as it would make a wonderful six part
drama.
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