Sarah Easter Collins grew up in Kent and studied at Exeter University before moving to Botswana and later Thailand and Malawi. A mother to a wonderful son, she now lives on Exmoor with her husband and two dogs. She is a graduate of the Curtis Brown Creative novel-writing course and holds a diploma in creative writing from Oxford University. When not writing, she works as an artist.
Willas sister Laika vanished years ago and she can’t stop seeing her everywhere. She is obsessed by looking for her and uncovering the truth of what really happened. The story really starts with a dinner party conversation about childhood memories. Things then twist and turn and we wonder if she will finally find out the truth. There seem to be some inconsistencies and some far-fetched plot lines. But even so it was an enjoyable read.