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Amy+++ wrote: ↑09 Jul 2018, 14:51 Sounds interesting right off the bat. The title and cover art drew me toward reading this review, which I enjoyed. Thank you for the great and honest review. I will add this book to my list.

kfwilson6 wrote: ↑10 Jul 2018, 09:47 You sold me on this book. So much mystery and intrigue!!! I want to read it right away
Awesome review, very compelling.

Hannahrg wrote: ↑09 Jul 2018, 14:45 The review was perfect, it got my attention and now I am excited to add this book to my shelves and start reading it. The story seems to have a twist and most probably has a unique plot based on the official review. I love reading mystery and crime stories since I am working in the legal field and would want to gain more knowledge as possible to help others stuck in such drastic situations. Hence, I'm about to add this book into my shelves, get a cup of coffee and start reading the same.

Roc Madness wrote: ↑13 Jul 2018, 06:40 This seems like a relaxing easy read on a Sunday morning. Not all mysteries have to have blood, gore, and shootouts. I love writers who are painters. Something I strive to be. Thanks for the review. I'll share it.

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4 out of 4 stars

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Have you ever experienced that moment when you open a book, read the prologue and then feel your body relax because you can tell that you have found something rare? You know that you are about to spend hours enjoying it. This is how I felt after reading the first few pages of Hidden Depths by Ilene Birkwood. We are introduced to a woman who has evidently just dumped a body at sea, and this occurrence is described as “the familiar routine.” From the get-go, readers will want to know more about this mysterious woman. Did she murder someone? How many times has she done this, and if it is a regular routine, who is next? Is this even a real event or the imaginings of a man who has too much time on his hands?