I loved this book and there was absolutely nothing that I disliked.

When she decides to meet her husband's estranged family and she learns new details, that for me was when I really saw her character change and from then on for the rest of the story I loved to watch her process these new details and see how she deals with them. You see her at the beginning of this story sad that her husband had tragically drowned and her grieving process. I absolutely loved the main character of this story, Eva. This book completely pulled the wool over my eyes until very near the end with its plot twist.

Not many books really surprise me with plot twists. There are quite a lot of characters in this story and usually I do find it hard to keep up with characters if there are loads in the story but the way that this story is structured and the descriptions of each characters and their particular circumstances made it so easy to remember each character and their story, alongside the main story of this book. Her first book, the Sea Sisters ( check out my review here - click here) was a phenomenal read for me.įirst of all, I love the way that Lucy Clarke structures this story. I have to say that Lucy Clarke is fast becoming one of my favourite authors of all time. Was Jackson she fell in love with – or someone else entirely… Through her fingers like sand, as everything she ever knew and lovedĪbout him is thrown into question. Past begin to emerge, memories of the man she married start slipping The journey takes her to Jackson’s brother’s doorstep What stopped me was always the same thing…Įva’s husband Jackson tragically drowns, she longs to meet hisĮstranged family.

There were so many times I thought about telling you the truth, Eva. The deeper the water, the darker the secrets

A single breath by lucy clarke