This was my second book from Tucker and I have to say, I really liked it. The mystery element was the best part of the book. I swear I knew who the killer was and I was SO close! But in the end, Tucker kind of threw me for a loop. I'll admit there were parts that kind of dragged and there wasn't nearly enough pull in the story when it came to solving Celine's murder, but I still managed to keep reading until the end. The romance did nothing for me and, honestly, when it comes to Mystery/Thriller books, I can do without the romance. 
 Probably the only thing that really bugged me was how naive Maggie was towards one particular guy. It was SO obvious something shady was going on, yet she opened up and progressed with this guy without a second thought. I seriously scoffed when she said she prided herself on trusting her gut instinct, but yet she couldn't sense the danger and the straight up creepiness there?! 
 Anyways, that's my biggest issue with the story and with Maggie in general. Other than that, I liked her. It was fascinating to see how much she discovered about her so-called best friend. It's crazy to think of all the secrets we hide, especially from those closest to us. I empathized with Celine on a lot of levels and I understood why she did some of the things she did. As well meaning as Maggie has always been, I knew where Celine was coming from and despite the way she lived her life, she did her best with what she had. As for Maggie, I admired her determination in finding out what really happened to Celine. That girl would not take "No" for an answer, that's for sure. 
 I definitely look forward to more from Tucker in this genre, if she intends to write more Mystery/Thriller books.