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The night before the birth of her baby, Rachel Gordon receives an eerie visit from her deceased husband Benjamin. He pleads with her to forgive him and asks her to name the baby after him. His last request, as he fades away, is for Rachel to investigate the reasons that drove him to kill himself. He tells her that he suffered terribly before he took his own life. As a new mother to young Benjamin, Rachel struggles to find answers about Ben. Her calls and letters go unanswered, and no one will say anything, but she is determined to get answers. Whilst searching for answers, Rachel must still cope with her grief and raise her children. In Shred of Evidence by Leah Rae Lambert, we take this heart-wrenching journey with Rachel as she struggles to make a new life for herself whilst trying to find answers.
Shred of Evidence by Leah Rae Lambert is a tale of love, loss, and moving on after the suicide of a loved one. As one reads Shred of Evidence, you cannot help but cry with Rachel as she struggles with her new status. Her story is one that deals with life during the turbulent years after the Second World War and beyond. The illegal experiments on unwitting participants, conducted by many countries, had a huge impact on many lives, and Rachel's story is but one. A thoughtful and compassionate novel by Leah Rae Lambert, giving us a glimpse into how the life of one individual was affected and destroyed by these experiments, and the courage it took to carry on living. A sad and yet hopeful story of a life destroyed and regained through perseverance and determination. A story that will stay with you long after you have turned the last page.
