Quite an intriguing read about a mother facing an unbelievable horror...Alice comes home after a couple of hours away to find that the baby in the cot is a stranger she's never seen before but her husband David is insistent that the child is their daughter.

As Alice tries to make the police believe her, David's character also changes becoming more & more menacing as the days go on.

The story's told from the aspect of Alice & from that of the police investigating, whose tale is told at a time a week later than Alice's. This combination works well & gives the story a bit more interest. I enjoyed it but found the last few pages a little muddling & had to read them twice!

Left in the bird hide at the RSPB nature reserve




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