I think I liked this one the best of the series so far, and I do like them all. This one just seemed to grab me from the beginning, where many of the others started slowly. In this book, Sadie is a consultant for a television show. They are filming about a 50 year old murder because the body has just been found. As usual, there were some surprises at the end, and the things Sadie discovers along the way bring conflict, but are sometimes not related to the crime. I particularly liked the way Sadie's 14-year-old granddaughter was a main character in the story and how the conflict of standing against peer pressure to do what is right was realistically portrayed.

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