Am I Guilty?: The psychological crime thriller debut from the No.1 kindle bestselling author of THE PERFECT COUPLE

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Who in their right mind makes a child with another man and keeps the baby knowing it looks completely different and not admitting it to the husband. As the trial looms she slowly starts to regain her memory and realises that somebody close to her has done this to her - but why and how?

You might feel guilty about breaking up with someone who still cares about you, or because you have a good job and your best friend can’t seem to find work. parties to crimes, identical in type to the offence charged, evidence of which has been admitted as proving system and intent and negating accident ( Davies v DPP [1954] AC 378).It came out of nowhere; there were no hints of Flora being this way inclined at all - oh by the way she’s a psychopath all of a sudden even though throughout the book there’s no hints of it on her character. It is so hard to really put my thoughts into words as I don’t want to give away too much of the story, but it is definitely one that will have you torn. To access your ebook(s) after purchasing, you can download the free Glose app or read instantly on your browser by logging into Glose. There may be occasions when it may be appropriate not to bring proceedings against an accomplice even where there is sufficient evidence.

The chapters are split into different characters, and whilst their voices aren’t very distinctive, it was interesting to gauge different points of view, whereas Kabler’s mysteries have a different vibe.I had read some cosy mysteries previously from Jackie Kabler, and enjoyed them, but this has really stepped up a gear and is a full blown psychological drama - it crept under my skin, and may continue to cling onto me for a while after finishing it. It does have a strong element of mental health in parts, which was portrayed excellently and sensitively. It started really good and I was hooked but then by the time all the affairs were getting revealed I rolled my eyes. They each seemed nice, polite and relatable but soon enough we find that something big has happened.