I loved this book from the very beginning. I am typically one of those people who can easily find the perpetrator very early on in a "who done it?" kind of book. This book, however, did not let me figure it out until the very end. I loved the fact that the point of view changed every day to different people who were there the day of the death of Evelyn Hardcastle. Every day that our main character fails to find out who kills her must watch helplessly as she dies. Night. After night. After night. There is a Downton Abbey feel to the story, a good old fashioned mystery feel to it, and keep you on your toes clues that do not seem to fit together in a logical way until turned just right at the end.