I did enjoy this book quite a lot but I did have mixed feelings about it. The premise is quite a good one. Journalist who investigates cases where she thinks there's been a miscarriage of justice and tries to get them reviewed. I haven't read the first one in this series so the main character, Morgan, and her daughter, Lisa, are new to me.
In this one Morgan is investigating the case of a woman who's in prison for murdering her partner, Karl, in a fire. He's also the father of her baby, who's also in prison with her for the time being. Needless to say Karl is a bad 'un and Morgan discovers he's still alive but she can't get the police to believe her.
The story is not a bad one at all as it involves villains running a baby farm in the women's prison by way of a change! However I did find some parts a little silly and Morgan and her daughter weren't my favourite characters in literature. They could both be quite annoying, particularly Lissa.
I would read more in this series but if they continue to be as annoying probably wouldn't stick with them for too long.
In this one Morgan is investigating the case of a woman who's in prison for murdering her partner, Karl, in a fire. He's also the father of her baby, who's also in prison with her for the time being. Needless to say Karl is a bad 'un and Morgan discovers he's still alive but she can't get the police to believe her.
The story is not a bad one at all as it involves villains running a baby farm in the women's prison by way of a change! However I did find some parts a little silly and Morgan and her daughter weren't my favourite characters in literature. They could both be quite annoying, particularly Lissa.
I would read more in this series but if they continue to be as annoying probably wouldn't stick with them for too long.