Missing

An innocent woman has been sentenced to life imprisonment for murder. Can she remember what happened in time for a retrial?

Forget Houellebecq, I like Skilbeck. This is of course in relation to the French author. I had read all his books, and the new one Submission came to us about the same time as Ruth Skilbeck's Missing. I was compelled to read Missing. It is female-centric for one. I did love many of Houellebecq's books but when I started reading Skilbeck's Missing and then his new one, I could not read his - Karen Kennedy, author of Deeply Felt, Reflections on Religion and Violence within the Anarchist Turn