A tale of loss, friendship, love and family. The slow-moving novel brings you full circle from the tragedy that derailed Maggie’s life to the rebuilt relationships that will fill her future, but it lacks depth in the secondary characters (aside from Edward) while doing so. At first I wasn’t sure about the believability of the story premise - a youth hacking computers to breach privacy of a local Spa? It didn’t carry enough weight as a major plot and I almost put the book down. But I kept going and found that the book is about much more than that one storyline, which Delinsky slowly unravels to the reader. However, I still think it’s just a so-so read for fans of the author and genre.