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"Shocking, gripping, and beautifully rendered. I found it impossible to put down!"—Beth Harbison, author of Always Something There To Remind Me
"A moving account of what happens to three women in one week when a man dies on a Brighton to London commuter train. Very impressive."--Bookseller (UK)
"Carried along by the momentum of a suspense-filled yet touching story that drives to the core of human emotion, this book is a real page-turner, exploring the harrowing pain of loss and grief, family secrets and how a tragic event can force you to be honest about who you really are. You’ll want to inhale it in one breath."--Easy Living (UK)
"Rayner is a swift, efficient plotter, nudging her characters towards the light of congruence and self-reliance. Her Brighton is carefully and affectionately mapped, and her account of the gruelling rituals a death involves is deftly done."--The London Times Literary Supplement
