" This book, like Landay's "Defending Jacob" is a real page turner full of unexpected twists, but it isn't nearly as strong a novel as "Defending Jacob" is because there are just a few too many twists for the book to come together as neatly as it might or proceed as smoothly as it could. Both novels require the reader to accept a bit of the unlikely for the sake of novel's game, but in this one, I felt as if I was being asked to go too far in suspending my skepticism: there was just too much of the unlikely for me to accept. But I did enjoy the book as a casual read. "
— Lucinda, 2/20/2014