** spoiler alert ** 
 I really liked this book for the most part. I did feel like it had its slow points but all in all it was a pretty well paced and engaging murder mystery. The main plot which was the murder of Katy Devlin had some a few good twists and a satisfying enough conclusion. At least we found out what truly happened even if there was only one person punished. The other mystery which was the disappearance of the children in the woods years back with Rob being the one survivor was not nearly as neatly wrapped up in the end. To say the least it was actually pretty frustrating once the book ended to not have any closure. I was already a bit disappointed that the book was going to end with Rob and Cassie never speaking again but I can live with that sort of an unhappy ending. There was just too much animosity, unaddressed feelings and things unsaid between them. I can understand how it was easier for Cassie to move on without Rob in her life. That didn't change how good the book was. It was actually pretty fitting. (Though this is a series and looking ahead I see that Cassie is only in the next book and then it looks like we don't see either her or Rob again.) What did take away from the book was the lack of any closure with the case of the missing children. I mean really! Rob was actually there. He was a part of it all and had absolutely no recollection of anything that happened. Why not send him for hypnosis or something? Do something to help your readers! There was not even one clue revealed leading to what could have happened. It was so unbelievably frustrating. There was Rob a witness who was basically useless. There was blood evidence in his shoes which was deteriorated to the point where it couldn't be used. They practically dug up the entire wood in the end and nothing was found. There was still not even a hint to what could have happened. It killed me when I got to the last page of this book and still didn't have any answers.