The disappearance of her brother Paul not only sends Antonia home for answers, it also opens a Pandora's box about their adopted family and their life before in Bosnia. This explores topical issues (with a bit of difference) as part of the mystery, There are secrets and lies as well as some hard truths. Thanks to Netgalley for the ARC, A good rea.

A fast paced mystery with the war in Bosnia as a backstory. Would have liked more info/background set in Bosnia to the story and the plot points were quite predictable. Didn’t quite live up to the potential here.

I had really high expectations for this book, and I really wanted to like it more, but I didn't. I really wanted the author to dig deeper into the "past" part of the storyline in Bosnia instead of what was happening currently. I was drawn in by the description when it said that we were going to learn the secrets about what happened in Bosnia, which we did, but they felt like an afterthought.