Many thanks to NetGalley, Berkley Publishing, and Louise Candlish for the opportunity to read this intriguing book - I loved it!
This book was written in such a creative fashion that, for me, really added to the enjoyment and mystery. The story is told from the viewpoints of a married couple, Fiona (Fi) and Abraham (Bram). Fi's version of events is told through the form of a podcast, while Bram's story is told through a Word document.
The story begins with Fi coming home from a weekend away to find strangers moving into the family home and Bram and their two boys nowhere to be found. Fi and Bram were trying to be good parents and when they had marital issues, decided on a birds-nest separation, meaning the children stayed in the family home and the parents took turns staying with them.
There are plenty of twists and turns in this one and I just loved the cat-and-mouse tale - highly recommended!
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