This was a really great mystery, with the context of being on an archeological site, and all the history that was there. I enjoyed watching Paige investigate for her missing friend, dealing with her dad and possibly suspecting him, as well and her emotions from her friend's disappearance, of the history they share.

There were points where the voice of a teenager really came through, that attitude of "I know better than everyone, even the professionals" and while it's accurate attitude of a teenager, it was just a little bit annoying. Thankfully, it was only at points, and not the majority of the book.

We were mainly in Paige's perspective, but there were a few of Jalen's, some at little moments to build out his story, and then others at the end, where things were pretty intense. And we got one of Emily, and that was just so sad, knowing something awful was going to happen to her!

Between Paige's suspicion of her dad-and the other shifty characters who were possible suspects-I didn't guess who the bad guy was. But once things started happening, yeah, it was pretty fast paced and I couldn't put it down! That ending did everything an ending is supposed to do very well!

I had a great time reading this book, and I need to check out Kim O'Brien's other books!

I unfortunately was not able to read this book. I was excited when ever I had chosen to download or pick this book up on Netgalley. However, time moves by so quickly and I never got to read it.

Unstoppable at best! I read it in under 24 hours, it's THAT kind of book! Suspense doesn't begin to describe it! I will say, though, that I had my suspicions halfway through -- and I have years of "Murder, She Wrote" to thank for it!!