Read on the Kindle, recommended by Granny.
When the book opens we discover that our narrator is on trial at the Old Bailey, but we don't know her name or crime, and that she has a co-defendant, also unnamed.
The first half of the book, then, is a series of flashbacks to how the two people ended up in the situation, and the second is an account of their trial.
Very difficult to describe this book without giving any of the plot away, which would definitely spoil it for anyone else as there are many twists and turns in the plot.
So, about all I can say is that as a psychological thriller it was a page turner, written with just enough pace and tension to keep you sucked in.
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