Sue Jackson's daughter Charlotte is in a coma after having been hit by a bus. Sue tries to discover what exactly happened, Charlotte's diary indicates something was greatly amiss. Sue gives all the signs of being an unreliable narrator, so it's difficult to know whether her suspicions are correct or if they are a part of some recurring paranoia.

It took a while to get into the story, but the middle of the book is pretty riveting. Overall it's not stellar though, and I haven't decided just how much I dislike the ending. I will be reading more of this author regardless, it's easy entertainment. Easily read, quickly forgotten.