Set in Cornwall, this is the story of a woman whose best friend has recently died from breast cancer. At least, that's what her husband says. But something doesn't quite feel right to the protagonist. The trouble is, she has a history of mental illness, so nobody believes her when she speaks of seeing the ghost of Eloise. Her best friend, she says, is visiting her nightly and warning her that her two daughters are in danger. This follows Cathy as she tries to uncover the truth.

People who like an easy read, where they don't have to think too much. It's a good book to take on holiday.

The plot. I also like how easily and quickly I read the book.

The editing. The writing style. It all seemed sloppy and unprofessional. However, I still enjoyed reading it.

Look at other books from this author. Also, to have a word about her editor.

I'd never read her before. I didn't find this particularly well written. The author used the words gorgeously and gorgeous roughly a gazillion times!

It's light and not complicated.

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