2.5 stars

Rachel is 90-years old, paralyzed and dying. When her son lets her know that he saw a gun that should belong to their family on the Antiques Roadshow (they still have the matching gun), Rachel decides to investigate with the help of her nurse and daughter, bringing back memories and old secrets.

Although some parts of it were more interesting than others, for a good portion of the book, I just wasn't interested. Maybe the writing style? I couldn't get into it, and I didn't really care. I thought, at about half-way through when there was one incident that really caught my interest, it would pick up, and it did for a short time, but the interest, unfortunately, waned again. ( )

Excellent psychological wordplay exploring loyalty and trust in long term relationships. ( )

Fascinating story of a completely paralyzed woman trying to solve an old mystery. I liked the characters and enjoyed the story. Good page turner. Not sure I bought the reasoning behind the break up of the daughter's marriage plans. I'll have to think on that one. ( )