This was a well written and interesting story told over two time periods. It's a slow paced story which might have some stop reading but it is a good and easy read until the end. It's quite a confusing start, as Felicity feels that she is the only one who can solve the missing girl case and we don't know why she feels so connected to it. However the links between all the different characters, past and present, do become apparent as the story goes on. I didn't feel any empathy for the main character and I found her quite annoying. There are also plenty of twists and turns to keep the reader entertained, though the past seems rather dragged out. It's the final part of the book that is the best as we finally find out what happened in the past and the mysteries are revealed. This was an okay read, entertaining enough to read to the end but it didn't have me on the edge of my seat or turning the pages desperate to find out what happened.