What a fun read!

I'll have to admit that I never really get people who go gaga over those charismatic self help types, but I found myself definitely interested in our characters and our plot.

The then/now format worked wonderfully and there were things I definitely didn't see coming!

Very entertaining read - and I loved having a main character who was crusty and middle aged for a change!

*ARC provided via Net Galley

Thanks to NetGalley and Harper Collins Publishing for this ARC. It was quite an interesting take to mesh investigation and processing loss and trying to unravel what happened in the background of a self help retreat. I appreciated Fran, one of our main characters, and the journey she goes on through the story. Taylor does a good job of weaving multiple narratives and viewpoints together across time. I would have appreciated a little more drawn out at the ending because I still had some questions but it was an enjoyable ride!

I am usually 100 percent engaged throughout CL Taylor's books. This one wasn't as engaging or thrilling for me. Fran loses her sister two years ago after attending a wellness retreat. So Fran goes undercover to attend the same retreat to discover what happens to Jenna. The story is full if mystery and told by mtipke viewpoints but just didn't hold my attention like I wanted it to and I was glad to finish the novel.

Hmmmm I'm just not sure how to talk about this book?! Lol while it was a very interesting story and really intriguing, I'm kind of at a loss on words?! I really did like the book , its definitely different than anything I've ever read! It was kind of an out there story but like I said very interesting! I wasn't sure where the storyline was going at times and I guess the best thing I can say is read it for yourself? Its definitely well worth reading! Just a little different lol thank you Netgalley and the publisher for sharing this book with me!