
What happened to Amanda Holmes?
Twenty
years ago, she washed up on shore in a rowboat with a gash to the head
after an overnight at Camp Macaw. No one was ever charged with a crime.
Now,
the MacAllister children are all grown up. After their parents die
suddenly, they return to Camp to read the will and decide what to do
with the prime real estate it's sitting on. Ryan, the oldest, wants to
sell. Margo, the family's center, hasn't made up her mind. Mary has her
own horse farm to run, and believes in leaving well-enough alone. Kate
and Liddie—the twins—have opposing views. And Sean Booth, the family
groundskeeper, just hopes he still has a home when all is said and done.
But then the will is read and they learn that it's much more
complicated than a simple vote. Until they unravel the mystery of what
happened to Amanda, they can't move forward. Any one of them could have
done it, and all of them are hiding key pieces of the puzzle. Will they
work together to solve the mystery, or will their suspicions and secrets
finally tear the family apart?
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About The Author

A
graduate of McGill University in History and Law, Catherine is a
partner in a litigation boutique in Montreal, where she was born and
raised. Catherine’s novels, SPIN, ARRANGED, FORGOTTEN, HIDDEN,
SMOKE, FRACTURED, and THE GOOD LIAR are bestsellers and have been
translated into numerous languages, including French, German,
Portuguese, Polish, Turkish, Slovakian and Czech. SMOKE was named one of
the Top 100 Books in 2015 by Amazon and one of the Best Books of
October 2015 by Goodreads. FRACTURED was named one of the Best Books of
October 2016 by Goodreads.
Catherine’s first book writing as Julie Apple (the protagonist in
FRACTURED), THE MURDER GAME, was released in November, 2016. SPIN has
been optioned for a television series. A short film of ARRANGED was made
in 2014 and won a Canadian National Screen Institute Award. Catherine
was on set while they filmed it. It was one of the highlights of her
writing life.
Her next novel, I'LL NEVER TELL, is coming June 1, 2019 in the US and June 4, 2019 in Canada.
An avid skier and runner, Catherine climbed the Grand Teton in 2014.
And if you want to know how she has time to do all that, the answer is: robots.
Visit her online at www.catherinemckenzie.com, on Facebook at
http://www.facebook.com/catherinemckenzieauthor, and on Twitter and
Instagram at @CEMckenzie1
My Review
The author hit the name of this book right on the head, and it played so well with the plot.
You
won’t get very comfortable here and you will be guessing right to the
end what really happened to Amanda on that Island. I am often able to
figure out the end of my reads way ahead, but not this one. Nope! I
thought several times I had it all figured out, and maybe you will, but
the author really had me fooled with her little dropped clues.
If you like a mystery with a lot of drama, this one should satisfy.
Be aware surprises abound and you won’t see them coming!
I received this book through Net Galley and the Publisher Lake Union, and was not required to give a positive review.
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