4.5 stars 
 Maggie Sparkes doesn't like her gut feeling about her best friend's suicide. She doesn't believe that Celine would have killed herself with all the plans she had in the works, and a suspicious photograph sends Maggie on a trail of the last few months of Celine's life. 
 Hoping to find enough evidence to reopen Celine's case, Maggie instead finds herself learning thing about her friend she never would have imagined and putting herself in the line of a killer. 
 My suspicions were constantly shifting as new information is revealed. Because the story is narrated mostly by Maggie, with intermittent chapters from Celine's diary, it is easy to get swept up in Maggie's own suppositions. I loved all the twists and turns this story took, and there was never a dull moment. 
 Maggie was a good strong lead. Her determination to not fail Celine meant she was so focused on finding out what happened to Celine that at times she forgot to worry about her own safety. There were a few times I was shaking my head as it seemed she was sharing every new finding with every person she came across, none of whom she had known before she came to clean out Celine's apartment. 
 The side characters were a rich, well rounded group of individuals from Celine's life: her building super, her elderly neighbor, her local art contact, and her work crush. Each individual is as different as their descriptors would suggest, but together they made for a great support group and suspect pool. 
 As I reached the end I was surprised once again by a twist in events. There are so many small details throughout that if I had time I would start at the beginning again and read through it knowing what I know now -- looking for those little ticks and hints. 
 ARC provided by author and publisher in exchange for an honest review.