What might have happened to Lord Lucan after 1974. ( )

A compelling novel about a fascinating subject - the mysterious disappearance of Lord Lucan. Heather Rose had me from page one, I believed in every character and the way she draws the reader in so deftly and imperceptibly is truly masterful. The closing chapters moved me to a constant stream of tears; so many poignant observations about nature, people, relationships, living and dying. I loved it. ( )

This book flows very nicely, the writing is pleasant and even. It's interesting to hear other peoples theory's on his innocence or guilt. All the way through the book you hear little tidbits of Henry's past, of the night that changed his life. One minute you're thinking guilty the next minute you're thinking innocent. It's really good to have a bit of background to his story before reading this book but you don't have to. The stories of the other characters are just as interesting and in the end the characters have more in common than I thought possible. I definately recommend this book as a great read, one of the few enjoyed by all members of my book club. ( )