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Five Stars
By Helene Harmel
Very good reading

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Compelling reading, The Other Child is a story that will linger with you long after you have closed the last page of the book.
By Elizabeth Sirett
In the seaside town of Scarborough, a student is found murdered. No progress is made in solving the crime before a second death which is a similar killing. But despite the similar MO the police struggle to find a connection between the two victims.Ambitious detective Valerie Almond is convinced that the truth lies within the family of the second victim, but is in essence stabling in the dark, unaware of the dark secret that has been hidden for more than half a century.Although the story is set in 2008, the roots of the murder relate back to the evacuation of children from London to Scarborough in 1940, a time when there were no computers to keep track of the movement of these children, just people trying to do there best to keep the children safe from being killed by German bombs. The description of the children arriving in Yorkshire which to children brought up in London must have seemed like another planet was heart-rending, particularly that awful selection process by the families who were taking the children in - selecting the strongest and best looking children, which eventually left a number of children no one wanted, must have scarred many of them for life. That with hind-sight we now know that much harm was done in separating children from their parents, it was done with the best of intentions, but as the saying goes' The way to hell is paved with good intentions'.There are many strands to this multilayered story, full of dysfunctional but interesting characters. Told from multiple points of view, this is a haunting tale of love, fear, cruelty and obsession. Compelling reading, The Other Child is a story that will linger with you long after you have closed the last page of the book.------Lizzie Hayes

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Come to Scarborough via fiction
By TripFiction
The book opens with an early murder and then comes to focus on a group of people have come together at the delapidated farm of Chad Beckett, just outside Scarborough, to mark the proposed engagement of Gwen, Chad's dull daughter and Dave, an itinerant language teacher. Staying at the farm are paying guests, Jennifer and Colin and for good measure their 2 Great Danes. Newly divorced Leslie arrives from London, and attends the gathering with her Grandmother, Fiona. Fiona and Chad have a long standing relationship, going back to World War II, which is explored separately in the book. Investigating the original murder and a second victim are DI Valerie Almond and her side-kick Sergeant Reek. These guys are the weak link in the story and one can only hope their bumbling investigations do not reflect reality.It is a very readable crime novel, it veres one way, then another and produces a few red herrings. It reinforces the progress of the story by exploring the musings of the various characters and it is fast paced.There are some anomalies, however, both in the translation and factually - for example, it describes a British family in North Yorkshire, just after the war, eating bread and salami. Er, unlikely. That is what a German family might have been eating but we think it is more likely an English family would have been eating spam!So, this book is very much like the proverbial Curate's Egg -- good in parts. But the author must be doing something right, as on the cover it says "16 million books sold". Enjoy!

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