“It grips like a mystery novel but it isn’t fiction, it’s all true. Alison Cobb’s book is an evocative account of childhood, the childhood of a bright, mischievous girl with a remarkable father, her happiness marred by an enigma, the secret never to be told, the tragic secret which, like a detective, she eventually unravels.”

“It grips like a mystery novel but it isn’t fiction, it’s all true. Alison Cobb’s book is an evocative account of childhood, the childhood of a bright, mischievous girl with a remarkable father, her happiness marred by an enigma, the secret never to be told, the tragic secret which, like a detective, she eventually unravels.”

“It grips like a mystery novel but it isn’t fiction, it’s all true. Alison Cobb’s book is an evocative account of childhood, the childhood of a bright, mischievous girl with a remarkable father, her happiness marred by an enigma, the secret never to be told, the tragic secret which, like a detective, she eventually unravels.”