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As the witnesses and Sam piece things together we realise this isn't merely a parade of people being questioned by lawyers. This is the story of a life, a marriage and a death that grips us to the very last word. Now that's an absorption level that's worth reading to the exclusion of all else. At least that's my excuse!
If you've enjoyed this then you deserve to treat yourself to [[The Crime of Julian Wells by Thomas H Cook]]. It also centres on an unexpected death but samey it's not. We've also enjoyed [[A Dancer in the Dust by Thomas H Cook]] and his non-fction [[Tragic Shores: A Memoir Of Dark Travel by Thomas H Cook|Tragic Shores: A Memoir Of Dark Travel]]. You might also appreciate [[The Spire by Richard North Patterson]].
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