Jane Corry

Fifteen years after a tragic accident occurred, Alison still feels overwhelming grief and guilt that her sister was left disabled, and her friend was killed. The facts about the tragic day unfold slowly through the memories of both Alison and her disabled sister, Kitty. While the book was engrossing, some of the plot twists and coincidences were not completely believable. The last chapter took away from the book, therefore, 4 stars instead of 5.

Suspense

This was my first book by this author. It was not bad at all, there are slow bits in the beginning which will have you wanting to turn pages just to see if the story gets better. Let me tell you it does it really does! I liked all the characters I however found lily to be a little strange. I think once this book gets going it is one that you will not be able to put down.

I wanted to like the book. The premise itself isn't bad but there was not one redeemable character in the book. It makes it difficult to enjoy a book when you don't like any of the characters. I actually thought the book was over at one point and checked to see how much time left and it said six HOURS. I wasn't sure what could be covered in that time. I did finish as I was curious if anyone would be redeemed and what was happening but I definitely would not recommend or read again.