Jericho Point by Meg Gardiner

What the cover says:
When a young woman tumbles dead onto the beach, the police identify the body. It's Evan Delaney.
Except that Evan is very much alive, It's her identity that's been stolen. Soon she finds herself harassed by drug runners and suspected of murder. She must save herself - but to do that must escape a web of deceit that threatens to destroy not just her, but her boyfriend Jesse.

This isn't as good as the other Evan Delaney books I've read. Not bad, but just not quite as good. There's been just one too many layers added into the identity theft storyline which uses up pagetime that could be better spent exploring the other aspects of the story in more depth and would have made it less confusing.

7/10