But, someone is really trying to kill her, and they are getting ready to finish her off. It's only Pete, the adorable hospital volunteer and Scott, her Photography partner that believe her. The doctors think that she's delusional and the phone calls are all part of her brain trying to remember what happened, and filling in the blanks. Her controlling politician mother doesn't believe her, putting it down to paranoia. With the killer sending her presents and phoning her she's got to figure out who it is before they try again.

Then there's Langley and Kate, her two best friends, the 'mean girls' of the school – could they have it in them to try and kill her? What about Nicky? She's David's ex, victim of vicious rumours that drove him away - she has a motive. Was it her boyfriend David, who's aggressive, possessive and tends to manipulate her into believing everything is her fault? It could be Ollie, David's best friend: creepy, cold hearted and rude. But, being the popular girl that Jane is, she's got a lot of friends to choose from. She's trying to piece together what happened that night, and figure out which one of her friends tried to kill her. The book opens with Jane lying in hospital staring at a photograph of herself lying unconscious in a rose bush after being hit by a car.

This is one of the best books I have read in the last few months. I was late for work on a few occasions because I couldn't pull myself away. The plot is so absorbing I found myself trying to read a page at every opportunity I got. One of them is still after her.įirstly, I've got to say this book was incredibly hard to put down.

The only thing that is making sense is that it was one of her friends that ran her over, and left her for dead. But, her friends' stories of what happened aren't making sense. While lying in hospital, temporarily paralysed she runs through her memories of the night. Summary: Jane is hit by a car and left for dead in a rosebush.

Rosebush by michele jaffe