From the get-go, this book had me gripped. Its storyline was like a rollercoaster, full of unexpected turns that kept me guessing till the very end. And boy, that ending! I won't spoil it, but let's just say it blindsided me in the best possible way. Now, onto the not-so-great stuff: the formatting. I'm not sure if it's a Kindle glitch or a publishing hiccup, but it definitely made some parts a chore to get through. Despite that, the mystery itself was so compelling that I powered through. Overall, a thrilling read that never lost its momentum.

Slight criticism - there were about 4 or 5 headings intermittently throughout the book that had no apparent relationship to the part they were at. However I found this book quite intriguing. Hunter and Quinn are searching for Quinn's Aunt Cora who has gone missing. Hunter and Quinn work together to try and find Cora. Initially the two women are quite at loggerheads with one another but slowly realise how much they actually have in common. Cora's disappearance seems to be connected to a 40 year old murder. The story ending has quite a twist in it and I felt such an idiot because I had been working in the right direction but didn't connect the dots properly!
I would recommend this book. It is quite an absorbing read.