At first this book pulled me in to the unusual way of justice being served and having the prisoner locked in a cell in the home of the victim’s family and I thought it was going to be about how this different justice way panned out, but I was wrong. There are many twists in this story and I caught myself gasping and feeling quite aghast with some of the turns and what I was reading. The story made me rethink parts of it and imagine what I would be going through being in Hannah’s position and how could cope with having my husbands killer in my house never mind letting him into her heart and then planning a future together. But there was then another twist again made me gasp with why? What? And kept me wanting to read the next chapter and the next. I enjoyed this book and will read more by this author and am glad I got given this one to review by this site. Thanks