The police ruled it as misadventure. A young woman falling from a bridge onto Janice Thomason’s car was not an act of suicide or murder, it’s just an accident. But for Janice, it feels like fate has thrown them together.

As a genealogist, Janice is used to tracking down clues – is even a little obsessive, one might say… The police know so little about the Jane Doe that fell on her car that she decides to start her own investigation into the victim and the people she knew. Surely someone must be to blame?

Sometimes the only way to uncover the truth is to lie… and for Janice, living a lie comes all too easily.

My Thoughts:

When Janice is involved in an horrible accident she doesn’t realise how much it will affect her life after. A young woman falls of a bridge onto her car. Janice is traumatised as you can imagine but then she wants to find out all about this young woman as the police don’t seem to have a clue about who she was. Janice goes to great lengths to find out who she was and her life before hand. It was a great read that kept me hooked but the obsession she had over the young woman creeped me out a little and some parts were a little uncomfortable for my liking. I kind of got her but then I didn’t. I felt very confused when I finished the book.

I received an ARC copy of this book for an honest review.

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