What a hauntingly beautiful book.

A wonderful change to see a British Pakistani represented character in a book, we follow Neena coping with the disappearance of her brother, coping the only way she knows, much to the disappointment and beliefs of her strict parents.

A moving story that shows the spiral of mental illness through the eyes of the person themselves, which makes it difficult to read as it can sometimes show that the narrator is unreliable, but oh my goodness I loved her.

Grab this one, I think it is going to sky rocket!!

I'm not sure why I didn't ever pick up anything by Nora Roberts, I think I've mentioned before that The Witness is one of my favourite reads, but for some reason I had the idea that Roberts was a bit like Danielle Steele or Mills & Boon (I have no idea why)
So her books didn't even pass my radar.

Silly me, i'm currently making my way through a few of them, and I've loved them all so far!

This one had me gasping, swooning, and wishing I was part of the family. To me, it felt a little like one of the Rock Chick books by Kristen Ashley with all of the family dynamics, and I loved it!

This story is about Shelby Foxworth, she comes from a "hick" town in Tennessee, and was swept off of her feet by a rich businessman. They were married very quickly and soon became pregnant.

A boating holiday was to be the downfall of their marriage, unfortunately due to her daughter being ill, Shelby stayed behind, but her husband nevertheless went alone, there was an accident, and he died.

When Shelby starts to deal with the aftermath, bills etc. she comes to find that her husband wasn't the man she thought she married at all, in fact, alongside the millions of pounds in debt that he left her in, it seems that he was a cheater and a liar, in fact he didn't even exist at all!

Moving back to her family home she tries to start living her life again, but trouble has a way of catching up with you!