This book quickly drew me in to the heart of the tale which is Kate’s belief that she knew her daughter but as soon as she starts investigating, she finds out that Amelia had secrets, lots and not just from Kate but from her best friend too. Kate sets about what really happened to Amelia and the texts, emails and social media pages, including a blog will make the most hardened adult wince. Later that day Amelia is found dead soon classified as suicide but then Kate gets a text that claims that her daughter’s death wasn’t suicide at all. One day Kate gets a call from Amelia’s school while she is in one of the most important meetings of her career, Amelia has been suspended, the matter to be discussed in person with the Headmaster. Amelia used to have the company of her nanny who had looked after her since she was a small child but at fifteen Kate was persuaded by Amelia who argued she was too old. Despite her hectic life Kate has made a success of their small family with time put aside to concentrate on Amelia to make up for the hours spent working late. Kate Baron is a successful litigation lawyer and single mother to Amelia.
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