In this tense slow burning thriller we meet Anna who moves her stepchildren to rural Cumbria to respect her late wife Issy's wish to be near her parents, only to find the countryside holds more menace than peace. Though it starts gently, the tension quickly ramps up due to the in-laws strange behaviour and some very unsettling happenings. The excellently written narrative doesn't shy away from putting graphic images into your brain so this is not for the faint hearted! As Anna digs for the truth, the sense of dread builds. Are she and the children in danger? What is really going on? The unimaginable truth she uncovers will chill you to the bone and I was rooting for Anna the whole way. This book will keep you questioning long after you turn the final page and the ending is wrapped up as neatly as a Tupperware box full of kimchi tied with a bow.