Hair Past A Freckle

  Bestselling crime author Marian Lane is surrounded by adoring readers when she learns that her husband Dane is dead. Marian returns home in shock to discover a stranger on her doorstep. A woman who not only claims she's Marian's biggest fan but says that she comforted Dane in his final moments. At first, this woman, Mary, is a source of comfort. Until she admits Dane confessed a secret. One she can't quite remember; one Marian is desperate to learn. But Mary is a storyteller too. And though Marian knows every twist in the genre, she won't see this one coming . . . It is such a pleasure to be sharing my review of The Woman Who Wasn't There by William Hussey today. Many thanks to Zaffre Books for my advance copy of the novel, received through Netgalley, and to Tracy Fenton for inviting me to take part in the blog tour.  I read The Woman Who Wasn't There around the time of the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival this weekend and I loved the extra little...