Picked up from Waring Green Launderette last time I dropped off some books.
Mo Hayder does it again - this had me hooked from the start and kept me company through a rotten cold! Sniff sniff.
Not finished yet: so far I've got a couple of ideas how it'll pan out, and I also think the writing on the car seat was intended for Millie and not Sally . . . let's see if I'm right!

DI Zoe Benedict and her sister Sally get back together after years of no contact, via a frightening turn of events which involve Sally's daughter.
The thing I most remember about this book is how to cut up a body and dispose of it - I read something similar in a book this week: (Tell Me Lies, Tony Strong).
Both books are worth reading.

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