Karissa E. (ophelia99) reviewed on 8/18/2018 + 2527 more book reviews

This is the 2nd book in the Nadia Stafford trilogy. I didn't enjoy this book quite as much as the first book in this series; I thought the pace was a lot slower and didn't enjoy the mystery as much. However, it was still a very readable and engaging book.

In this book a young teen mother who has been helping Nadia at the lodge disappears. Everyone in town assumes that she ran away, but Nadia suspects a more sinister plot. It's up to Nadia to figure out what really happened to this poor teen.

The mystery in this book was a lot more personal. Nadia takes on this case because of personal interest and because of events relating to Amy; her childhood friend who was murdered.

I felt like this plot was a bit too convoluted and drawn out for the mystery presented here, I also felt like the pacing was slow at points. That being said I still really enjoy Nadia, Jack, Evelyn and all the characters we meet in the first book. This series continues to be engaging, and the psychology of the characters is interesting.

Overall this is a great continuation of this series. I really enjoyed it, I plan on reading the final book and finishing up the series. I would recommend to those who enjoy murder mystery/thriller types of books with complex characters.

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