The tile of book is definitely what caught my eye. I usally dont read these types of books but this one caught my eye and i was not disappointed. This book is about Hannah who’s detective husband John has been murdered and with the new justice system, the criminal is sent to live in a jail installed in the victim’s surviving family’s home in the hope that he will learn the true cost of their crime. So, Jem is sent to serve his 20- year sentence in Hannah’s kitchen. But soon, Jem begins to tell Hannah that he is innocent and that her Husband has been lying to her. Hannah begins to question everything she thought she knew and try’s to unlock the truth!The story is told from the perspectives of both Hannah and Jeremiah (Jem), the prisoner. Hannah is obviously distraught following the death of her husband and relies on best friend Aisling to be her shoulder to cry on and reminisces with her about the good times she had with John.Hannah's elderly neighbour Pru has dementia and Hannah often helps her out because in times when Pru is not lucid, Hannah likes that someone speaks to her as though John is still alive.Jem tries his best to convince Hannah that he is innocent and played no part in John's death, even going as far to tell her that John was keeping secrets from her. But can she trust him, or would he say anything to get her on his side?I absolutely loved reading about Jem's childhood and backstory and although he is the antagonist of the book, I liked the depth of his character and it really helped you understand him. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who love suspenceful.