4 stars 
 One old decrepit building. Bought by one gazillionaire. One swing of a sledgehammer. Two bodies found... And that's when Eve Dallas comes in. By the end of the day, there were twelve. 
 While I found the premise of the story interesting, it wasn't enough to hold my attention throughout the entire book. It kind of plateaued out halfway through, but it did pick up again the last quarter of the book. 
 I had my suspicion of the killer confirmed, though that was only half of my guess. There was more concealed that the naked eye couldn't see. 
 There's a new character introduced in this book. I like her enough although I can see her and Eve butting heads if they ever work together again in the future. 
 What really worked for me was the personal aspects of these characters lives. We get some background on Mavis and learn how she became who she is today. I love seeing Eve being comfortable in her life and with the people in it. She just seems happier. Then again, who wouldn't be when their husband is Roarke. ;) I love those moments and banter between Eve and Roarke. I could read about them doing nothing actually as long as they're in the same room. 
 There's also an acceptance to her character as well. (view spoiler)[The old Eve wouldn't even come close to self-disclose anything about her past during a murder investigation. I love that she is able to use it to help others with different type trauma yet still life changing (hide spoiler)]. 
 I adored little Bellamina in this book. The scene with her in it was like a soothing balm. She has quite the personality already! 
 Overall, not the strongest ID book for mystery/suspense but there were lots of other things that I loved about it.