Lauren's mother had been murdered. Well, at least, that's what the tabloids said. However, most considered it to have been an accident. Years after the drowning, Lauren returned to Wisteria, the place her mother died, to live with her beloved Aunt Jule.

Lauren is reunited with her old friend Nick. Things seem to be going great, until some weird things start happening.

Lauren's being watched, but by who? Holly, Lauren's eldest cousin, welcomes her graciously to her new home. Nora, Lauren's younger cousin, however, doesn't even want to speak to Lauren. Nick turns his back on Lauren, right when she needs him. "Accidents" have been occurring... potentially fatal accidents.

This book is great as a gift. It's a nice, light read which will surely become a favorite. Mystery and lovers of the supernatural will surely enjoy this book.

I especially enjoyed the supernatural and mystery aspect of this book. There was also a good deal of romance, which helped to pull in the plot.

I wanted to re-read this book after I'd finished it; it was that great. It's short, so that wasn't a hard task. Only 208 pages long.

The book made me feel accomplished, because, for once, I was able to piece together the mystery. I wasn't ENTIRELY right at the end, and it isn't overly obvious, but I had guessed on the culprit. You'll surely enjoy this mystery.

Elizabeth Chandler's style is understandable and easy for people to read. Her writing drags you in, and doesn't pop you back out until the very last page. Her work, simply put, is awesome.

I'd like to recommend this book because it's an easy, light read, but still packed with mystery, the supernatural, and romance. Who doesn't like a good murder (and potential murder) mystery?

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