I did not like Merricat, the pov character, at all but found this book was an incredible few hours inside her head.

6 college best friends spend their vacation in their happy places. 2 couples broke up. 2 couples are engaged. 2 couples enjoy the moment. Their complex friendships, flashbacks between their past and present lives playful antics kept the book fun. So far I've read all her books and hoping for more fun reads in the future!

Entertaining book, but it had nothing to do with winter.

Not terrible, kind of slow read at some parts. Interesting story!

Cute

This book had some or many red herrings along the way. A burglary gone really bad then onto murder. Could you murder someone and not remember it? I really wanted to give this book a 3.5 rating. I think the book could have come down a least 100 pages and finish the same.

Disclaimer: I read this book as part of the “Read a book outside your normal genre” challenge. Without giving too much of the story away, it felt like a telephone version of the regency novel.

So so cute

The prose is what pulled this together for me. Just as the title suggests, moving through this text and allowing yourself to flow along with it is both enjoyable and insightful.

I attended the discussion on July 26th. The amount of art forgeries and crimes mentioned in this book blew me away! Most people remember the famous 1990 art heist at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, however few people know about crimes conducted over the Internet or duped sales. It's scary how many innocent artists and businesses suffered from these selfish criminals. It's no wonder why people are cautious purchasing beautiful artwork and appraising it for authenticity to make sure it's a genuine masterpiece. Shocking to learn George Washington's portrait was one of the earliest victims of a greedy forger!