The Man Who Didn't Call.
Sarah has recently split from her husband and has come home to Gloucestershire, from LA, to spend the anniversary of losing her sister with her parents, as she does every year.
During this time she meets Eddie and they spend seven days together, falling in love.
Eddie then goes off on a holiday he's had booked for ages, promising to call the moment he arrives home again so that they can figure out where there relationship will go next.
Except he doesn't call.
I was so excited to read this book.
Even more so after discovering that Rosie Walsh had written her previous books under Lucy Robinson - I read The Day We Disappeared last year and LOVED it.
The Man Who Didn't Call pulled me in right from the start - I found myself trying to work out theory after theory.
Half way through the book, I thought I had it - I honestly believed I'd worked it all out but I was completely wrong.
Suddenly there was a huge twist which had me re-reading a couple of paragraphs as I couldn't believe what was unfolding.
It would be almost impossible to guess what was going to happen next as, even after this, the surprises kept coming.
I enjoyed this book so much. It was beautifully written, with very likeable characters and had so much going on that kept me hooked the whole way through.
Sarah has recently split from her husband and has come home to Gloucestershire, from LA, to spend the anniversary of losing her sister with her parents, as she does every year.
During this time she meets Eddie and they spend seven days together, falling in love.
Eddie then goes off on a holiday he's had booked for ages, promising to call the moment he arrives home again so that they can figure out where there relationship will go next.
Except he doesn't call.
I was so excited to read this book.
Even more so after discovering that Rosie Walsh had written her previous books under Lucy Robinson - I read The Day We Disappeared last year and LOVED it.
The Man Who Didn't Call pulled me in right from the start - I found myself trying to work out theory after theory.
Half way through the book, I thought I had it - I honestly believed I'd worked it all out but I was completely wrong.
Suddenly there was a huge twist which had me re-reading a couple of paragraphs as I couldn't believe what was unfolding.
It would be almost impossible to guess what was going to happen next as, even after this, the surprises kept coming.
I enjoyed this book so much. It was beautifully written, with very likeable characters and had so much going on that kept me hooked the whole way through.