The Cuckoo's Calling by Robert Galbraith (JK Rowling) – review
'It makes one truly wonder, when your life is lived in front of
the press, just how much do they really know?'  For many days,
even months, after the unthinkable happened, nobody at all,
especially those who considered themselves "somebody", could
bring themselves to stop talking about it.  "Suicide" was the
law enforcement's official verdict. A decision that was,
perhaps, a bit biased, but almost nothing else suggested to the
contrary. The papers clawed at every little freezing and deadly
detail they could find, like a child in winter for the first
time.  Except, this was different.  Broken, she lay on the
blanket of ice, the harsh eternal resting place where she drew
her last breath. The girl who named herself Lula Landry – the
girl who redefined what she did, something hundreds before have
only tried. And this? – this is the story of how she left the
world we know.  After the suicide verdict hits an already broken
family, John Bristow, Lula's