Gordon-Smith's novels are always a delight, and this one was much different from her other "Jack Haldean" mysteries. But having read so many mysteries, I was able to identify who The Watcher was, who the murderer was, and what happened to the body, but not where, by the middle of the book. Fortunately, it didn't make the story any less interesting.

The only hint I'll give readers is that not everyone in the book is who they seem to be, or even who they think they are.

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