Another good story from Josephine Cox. I started getting a bit confused when more characters were introduced about half way through, so much so that I had to write down who was related to who! The cook's character was a bit inconsistent, it varied between a kindly soul and one to a mean name-calling person to young Molly when she appeared at the door of the house.
The one thing which really spoilt it for me, hence the 4 stars and not 5, was that the whole story line was ridiculously far-fetched throughout. The many coincidences were really unbelievable.
Also, I was very disappointed at the unsatisfactory ending. I know this is part of a trilogy and there is a third book after this but there were a number of unresolved issues at the end. Each book of a trilogy should also be a standalone read and any storyline issues should be addressed and resolved before moving on to the next part.
Apart from the above, it was an enjoyable read and probably one of her better ones.