I really enjoyed this. A good well written psychological thriller kind of thing, with a plot line that makes no sense to you at all until the end, which is how it should be.

I think the tagline of “It’s every mother’s nightmare” is a bit over the top as I don’t ever remember worrying that my baby would be swapped for another near identical one and I’d be the only one who noticed. I’m sure there are more common nightmares! Anyway, it’s a good book and doesn’t need hysterical marketing.