1980
Lydia
My husband did not mean to kill Annie Doyle, but the lying tramp deserved it. After we had overcome the initial shock, I tried to stop him speaking of her. I did not allow it unless to confirm alibis or to discuss covering up any possible evidence. It upset him too much and I thought it best to move on as if nothing had happened. Even though we did not talk about it, I couldn't help going over the events of the night in my mind, each time wishing some aspect, some detail, could be different, but facts were facts and we must get used to them.
Lying In Wait by Liz Nugent
Right now nobody knows she is dead. Nobody knows she is missing. We need to keep it that way.









5 comments:
First of all, isn't that cover vivid and creepy? I think so. I've had this one on my TBR for a long time. It came out in the UK a while back. Hope you like it and hope I get to it at some point.
I love this! The cover certainly inspires me to read it. Thanks for sharing :)
I'm late posting today. Here it is: http://bit.ly/BlackChamber x
That opening definitely caught my attention. See what I'm featuring at Girl Who Reads
WOW, what an intro, "sign me up"! LOL
I must admit, I want to grab this now!
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