It took me a long time to get into this book and to feel any empathy with any of the characters. However, after the first half, the book became un-put-down-able and I became sucked into Tamara's world, where lies are hiding the 'elephant in the room' and a mysterious diary is written in before the day's events have happened.



This book will appeal to anyone who has grieved the loss of a loved one and to those who know how complicated family can be (though, hopefully not as complicated as Tamara's!).