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What a page turner that continues to haunt after the last page. It is refreshing to follow a mystery that has such strong character development! The plot thickens, skillfully threaded with multiple subplots in different time frames, in 7 divisions of chapters. This is no straight forward tale . If you do not know the history of monied privilege and private camps in the Adirondacks, this is a fine introduction. This book will rile any inner feminist from the slow but quite precise etching of two of the characters, where lines charcoal into greasy smears of unmistakable darkness. The story provides mirrors for several versions of impossible situations which develop from a hint of trouble to full-flown predicament.
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