Nice light reading that is well written and entertaining. Again, I was confused by parts of the ending and wished that Jonas had talked more about how Marcus and Charity suffered financially. ( )

A day's read this story had originally caught my attention because it was mainly based in Scotland. A tale of family deception it gripped me from the first pages and the story unfurled itself in front of my very eyes.

The characters are believable for the most part and it addresses difficult family issues surrounding dementia and physically debility in older age. Lies and deception abound and it is really about two thirds of the way through tat the glimmer of light starts to appear at the end of the dark tunnel, although the full truth is only revealed in the last 10 pages. ( )