This book was one of WAY TOO MANY I bought at a recent writer's conference. I wasn't sure whether to give this one two or three stars, and I reluctantly ended up giving it two stars. This book was just too hard to follow. Basically, it follows the tale of Maggie Dolan, a woman fresh out of a sanitorium, who is being kept just a bit off balance on medication, but who, after putting her cat in the refrigerator, decides to go off them, only to discover that she is being watched. It is never completely clear why she is being watched, except that it has something to do with her brother and and her husband and a drug raid that went south. How do Jenny and Sandy, the girl in the wheelchair and her mother fit in? Sandy's husband, a writer Maggie meets at a writer's conference before the accident that puts her in the sanitorium, also has a role in this, but it is also not clear how he fits in. Just too many loose ends. And why do people around her get killed? To keep them silent or is it just a coincidence? That is never explained. Too bad, this story has promise, and is well told, but it has too many loose ends and leaves the reader wanting more information.