This book starts out with our main character getting a phone call saying that her sister had killed herself and that she would be having to look after her nephew. This was weird because the two girls were very estranged and had spoken to each other in years. While on paper this book is everything that I enjoy the story it just what I'm into lately but I found the characters a little flat and the story was very slow paced. Our main character has all of this suspicion on what happened to her sister but I couldn't seem to join her in the wonder and I felt at times that she seemed a little bit cold and static, which was strange when she was the one we were supposed to be siding with and wondering along with her. It wasn't until about half way to about three quarters of the way through the book that the story really started to pick up and I had to know what was going to happen. So I really enjoyed it once it got past the first part. Then the story was full of lies and confusion on what actually happened is our main character just losing her mind? If it was a movie that is where you could really picture the ominous music and the feeling that it left to the reader was remarkable. Very great read and I'm glad I got the chance to check it out. The ending was insane I never saw it coming!It left me speechless. Another amazing thriller.

This wasn’t a bad book but it just didn’t do anything for me. The characters and story were boring that at times I was skipping sentences. Ending was good and wrapped up the confusion of the book..

I was given an advanced reader’s copy in exchange for an honest review

There was nothing really bad about this book, but it didn’t stay with me at all. I wouldn’t read each page, each chapter and afterwords it would be like I had read nothing. I didn’t dislike it, but I did not engage with the story or the characters at all. The protagonist in particular was very flat. Entirely skippable

Sisters Hannah and Nina didn’t have an ideal childhood. When she was old enough, Hannah ran away to live with Nina and her children, hoping to forge a career in music. Now Nina is dead, and Hannah must repay her sister’s kindness but taking in her young nephew, Abe, a troubled boy. Then Nina’s death is reclassified as homicide and Hannah has to face her past and the reason she and her sister became estranged. The secrets they kept appear to be known by someone else, could it be the person who killed Nina? And will Hannah be his next target?