A lucky find in the garden leads to a series of
disasters.
Generally, Lee is not a likeable character, I found
myself wanting to smack him and I felt sorry for Jenny, his wife, for putting
up with him for so long.
It had the essence of the Shallow Grave film about it
but with a one view perspective as we watch Lee become more and more paranoid
and go to greater lengths to protect his find.
The bathroom scene was gruesome and in perfect MB style,
as was the twist at the end, which I thought was really well planned out. Even with
a second read I could not see it coming.
This has been wonderfully narrated by Chris Barnes on
Audible; he always manages to give more life to the authors characters. Making
me jump, squirm and grimace with his excellent pacing.
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