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Rachel Watson Plot

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Summary of The Plot It started on the train. Rachel Watson’s life is a disaster. Her ex-husband Tom left her for his mistress, Anna, leaving her to suffer from her alcoholism in silence. But, she has one solace, her “perfect, golden couple”, Jason and Jess. They are the objects of her obsession, she uses them as conduits for the life she could never have, but the fantasy could never last. Something went wrong, Rachel knew it, waking up disoriented, injured and unaware of what occurred hours prior, fragmented memories appear before her distorting her perception. Voices were raised, fist were thrown, blood spilt. Something terrible had happened. Megan Hipwell, is missing and Rachel's the main suspect in her disappearance. Questioned by the

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