Tabitha Hardy stands
accused of the premeditated murder of her former teacher and neighbor,
Stuart Rees. His bloody body was found in a shed outside the house she
had bought and was renovating in Okeham, where she had grown up. Upon
arrest and questioning, Tabitha can't seem to recall anything specific
that happened that day and she is remanded to Crow Grange Prison to
await trial. After firing her lawyer, Tabitha decides to represent
herself in court. NO SPOILERS.
This book took me forever to read
and I honestly would have marked it DNF except for this crazy issue I
have that I just can't do it. I didn't like the story or any of the
characters and found the whole trial and courtroom scenes hard to
believe. I've read this author before and enjoyed the books, but this
one was just not for me. If you can relate to an unreliable narrator
with lots of problems and can suspend disbelief, this might work for
you.
Thank you to NetGalley and HarperCollins Publishers for this e-book ARC to read and review.
This is a standalone and is not part of any series.
Genre - psychological
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