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I have read several books by Minette Walters and have enjoyed them all. My usual preference in mysteries are for cozies, but I find Walters' books engrossing and this one was no different. I like the way many of her characters exhibit keen intelligence. Many are always thinking. She gets into the heads of most of the main characters. She was great in this book at making the incidents believable. And as always there is a twist at the end that is rather unexpected. She leaves tantalizing clues and keeps you guessing about who is telling the truth and who is lying. Finally, I appreciate that the police in this book are presented as competent and intelligent. So often in mysteries, they are represented a bumbling and stupid.