
I've enjoyed
The Wrong Mother by Sophie Hannah. It was published the year before as
Point of No Return (why change the title?) and it was recently on ABC1 as a two part series called "Case Sensitive" (which was a bit different to the book). Geraldine Bretherick and her daughter Lucy are found dead in their home and it appears to be a murder suicide. Her husband Mark insists Geraldine was a loving mother and would not have done this crime. A young mother, Sally, sees Mark on the news and recognises that he is not the same Mark Bretherick whom she met at a conference a year earlier and with whom she had a brief affair. Sally anonymously passes this information to the police and then begins her own investigation, the consequences of which further complicates the police investigation. 4/5
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