With the pressure on to come up with another murder mystery for her show, Under Suspicion, Laurie finds herself drawn into a twenty year old murder known as The Cinderella Murder. She must find the truth, not realizing the danger that is creeping closer. 
 To be honest, I really liked these characters in the first book, Under Suspicion. They're all back in this one, Laurie, Alex, her two assistants, her father and son, which I was happy with. They're all likable and believable. 
 The problem I had was the writing style felt different, the result of two writers working on the story, I suppose. Also, with so many new characters, it was difficult to keep track of who accused who of what and why and did it matter? I can understand needing to keep the reader from figuring the mystery out too soon, but the story felt bogged down with differing viewpoints.