With nowhere to run, too many places to hide, and unsure of who can be trusted, Ware sends readers on an emotional roller coaster, hitting us with loop-the-loop after loop-the-loop as Lo Blacklock scrambles to unravel the details of mystery crime no-one believes took place.

Young and full of energy, our leading lady and protagonist, Mae, is employed by The Circle and quickly sets her self apart as the wunderkind of her organization. However, her ascension to the upper echelon is a precarious toothpick tower waiting to collapse and bury our bright-eyed girl. 

Rife with teenage and parental struggle, the author does a great job of bringing the reader into the lives of these seemingly ordinary suburbanites; the ever present question of why ringing in the ears until just the right moment.

Infused with enough drama to keep me turning pages and enough London charm to make my heart nostalgic, I found myself hardly able to part with it long enough to pour cereal. If you're wondering whether you should give this one a read, my vote is definitely yes.

Glen, a down on his luck delivery driver, is charged and tried with Bella's disappearance. Jean, the portrait of an unsuspecting, blindsided, supportive spouse stands by his side. Glen is acquitted, but the drama doesn't stop there.