'After serving six years in prison for the manslaughter of her husband, Molly Carpenter Lasch emerges to face the media a changed and damaged woman. The evidence against her for the death of the influential Dr Lasch was irrefutable, but she has no memory whatsoever of the night that she apparently crushed his skull with a valuble bronze sculpture.
Determined to prove her innocence, she persuades Fran Simmons, an investigative reportter, to research and produce a programme on her husband's death - a decision that soon results in a tangled web of intrigue, menance, unanswered questions and potentially fatal choices...'

Yay! Another MHC novel I haven't read before! A little bit battered but still a bargain for 79p from the Cancer research charity shop in Huntingdon today. Yay!

Another page turner from MHC. Oooooooooooooo I was hooked by the end of the first half page :) As usual!
Twists and turns, deceit and half truths, black and white, life and death - they are all in this story and then some!
I enjoyed this so much, I can't think why I kept this on my TBR pile for so long!
Now making AVL for someone else to enjoy :)

Donated to either Oxfam or British Heart Foundation charity shops in Huntingdon on Saturday 14th January 2012.
I'm moving flats and need the space!!
If you find this book - enjoy - and welcome to the random wonderfulness that is Bookcrossing :)