Straight away, this book makes me want to read more, because I ABSOLUTELY LOVED Clare Mackintosh's 'I let you go' & 'I see you' and I really enjoyed Paula Hawkins 'Girl on a Train'!! So already, if this book is similar to those, I know I'd enjoy it from the get-go!
The cover has suspense which invites me to read it and the little description about it being about 2 sisters, makes it gripping, especially if they have secrets between each other AND they got split up - ahhh, that's so sad but intriguing because WHY did they get split up?!
And the fact that they lead separate, different lives - 1 with the panic attacks, the other with the 'perfect' family makes it more devastating to know that 1 is doing better than the other. So what is it between them that is so wrong and needs letting go of, to get on with their lives?!
The cover has suspense which invites me to read it and the little description about it being about 2 sisters, makes it gripping, especially if they have secrets between each other AND they got split up - ahhh, that's so sad but intriguing because WHY did they get split up?!
And the fact that they lead separate, different lives - 1 with the panic attacks, the other with the 'perfect' family makes it more devastating to know that 1 is doing better than the other. So what is it between them that is so wrong and needs letting go of, to get on with their lives?!