• Combining personal memoir with true crime, providing a fascinating look into one woman's journey to discover the truth.
• The story is not about forgiveness, depicting Carys' true feelings of self-doubt and anger within the narrative.
• Twenty years after the crime, there's still questions about the circumstances of the murder, which keep it newsworthy.
• In Cary's words, she 'wanted to give voice to a story', 'outside the typical narrative' that the 'media focus on.'
• Perfect for those interested in true crime from the victim's perspective, and memoirs by strong women.