By Catriona McPherson
Donna Weaver has put everything into The Breakers. Now it waits – freshly painted, richly furnished, filled with flowers – for the first guests to arrive.

But as they roll up – these couples and cousins, all in their forties – each one discovers they’ve been here before. Sasha had his sixteenth birthday at scruffy old Knockbreak House, as it was then. Peach started a life of boozing there. Rosalie and Paul began the life they still share. Buck and Jennifer had one night they barely remember. They’re the lucky ones.
because the party that started with peach schnapps and Postman’s Knock ended with a girl walking into the sea and the rest of them making a vow of silence: lock it in a box, stitch my lips and go to my grave.
But one of them has broken the pact. Someone is playing games, locking boxes, stitching lips. And before the weekend is over, at least one of them will have gone to their grave.
WOW! I didn’t think I really liked this one, not one character was likable. But I had to keep reading to find out what had really happened all those years ago. I was a little disappointed that it seemed fairly obvious who was behind all the ‘stuff’ going on, BUT, the twist at the very end… well it was worth the read! My mind was changed in the last few pages. Read it!