" Although basically a light, fun read, this novel was, nevertheless, somewhat more than just a typical thriller. There is a certain "flavor" to the lead character, Alison "Ali" Reynolds, to her family, friends and her home town of Sedona. No longer working as an investigative journalist, Ali has decided to start a blog in which she can detail some of the unhappy events in her life and, hopefully, help others who are going through similar circumstances. In their small town, where everyone seems to know one another, it is hardly a coincidence that Bryan Forester, Ali's contractor, is arrested for the murder of his wife, Morgan, by Ali's sometime boyfriend, Detective Dave Holman. Ali's belief in Bryan's innocence, however, brings her back into the investigative realm and involves her, her butler Leland Brooks, and B. Simpson, the town's computer guru, in the very dangerous plot of a madman, Dr. Peter Winter. There aren't really any twists and turns, as often typifies a psychological thriller, but the characters are nicely developed and the small-town ambiance is conveyed throughout the story. I would have liked to see more development of the various relationships, but the novel focused very specifically on the events of the who-done-it and little else. Still, an enjoyable read. "
— Phyllis, 2/7/2014