Mako
is a technology mogul who has funded the entire getaway for Hannah’s birthday including
a private chef so that all can enjoy a weekend that is relaxing as they all
have very harried lives. Henry has found an aunt who is into genealogy, and
with her help, he starts finding half-siblings, some of whom have died. How these
two plots come together is masterful.
Cricket
is the best friend of both Mako and Hannah, having once been Mako’s girlfriend.
She still has a place in her heart for him, and it is hard to be in the group
and watch how tenderly Mako treats his wife Liza. Henry keeps finding out more
and more about his family to the point that his wife Piper is concerned he’s
too connected to the past than to the present and future. The deaths of half
siblings are causing him great concern about his safety.
The
weekenders find themselves facing one crisis after another, and the relaxing
weekend is turning into a nightmare with power outages, a missing person from
their party, and the threat of “somebody out there.” Henry finds himself racing to stop the person
he thinks is killing members of his gene pool. Long kept secrets as well as
recent ones come together for one tension-filled climax. No place will a reader
want to insert a bookmark as this psychological thriller is simply
unputdownable.
This is the 20th book from Lisa Unger,
whose last book, Confessions on the 7:45 is now in development at Netflix with actress
Jessica Alba to star. Unger lives on the
west coast of Florida with her family.
My review
will be posted on Goodreads starting November 30, 2022.
I would like
to thank Legend Press and NetGalley for providing me with an ARC in return for
an objective review.
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