This is the first book by Jayne Ann Krentz that I've read. I've been interested in reading more romantic suspense, and I thought this one looked good. 
 I was very drawn into the mystery of the story. Maddie and Daphne have always been close, Secret Sisters they call themselves. They live within the grounds of the hotel Maddie's grandmother owns, and where Daphne's mother works. When they're twelve years old something horrific happens. Maddie's grandmother, Daphne's mother, and the hotel's groundkeeper cover up what's happened and in an effort to protect everyone involved, they keep the secret of that night. Well, it's true when they say the past can come back to haunt you. 
 About twenty years later Maddie is called back to the old hotel. When it seems the past just won't stay hidden any longer and when it could be dangerous for all involved, she asks her security consultant Jack Rayner to help unravel what the secrets mean, plus the fact that she feels an attraction toward Jack helps a lot too. 
 I really liked the twists and turns as the mystery unfolded. Jayne Ann Krentz lays things out for the readers pretty early on by introducing the only viable suspects, but things are never completely as they seem. You start to think you know where it's going, but there's always another layer and I think this was really well done, and definitely kept me in suspense throughout. 
 I wish the romance aspect could have been explored in a slower manner. I would have liked a bit more build up in the relationship before Jack and Maddie decided to give in to their attraction for one another. As it stands things seem to happen between Maddie and Jack pretty quickly, but it felt like all the pacing had to follow that of the investigation so since that was quickly paced, the relationships had to be as well. 
 Regardless of any complaints, the book kept my attention fixed firmly to the page. This was definitely one I didn't want to put down. The smaller chapters and quick pace made it the perfect "just one more chapter" read. 
 *Arc provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.