Lynn D. reviewed on 3/18/2014

"The Ludlows are a family of fast-talking Boston lawyers, and patriarch Carl Ludlow treats his offspring like employeeswhich they are. Black-sheep daughter, Fina, dropped out of law school, but her father keeps her in the fold as the firms private investigator, working alongside her brothers.
Juggling family, business, cops and crooks is no problem for Fina. But when her sister-in-law disappears, shes caught up in a case unlike any shes encountered before.
Carl wants things resolved without police, but the deeper Fina digs, the more impossible that seems. As she unearths more dirt, the demands of family loyalty intensify. But she is after the truthno matter where it lies"

By the time the book was finished I enjoyed Fina but the book was so very long and mostly boring. If I had bought the book I would have never finished it --- but as I won a copy I felt obligated to finish it. It's so very one sided, in the end you know what's going on but all through the story there's just so many people involved and you have no idea why. I often fell asleep through it also....was extremely hard to finish.

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