I enjoyed this sixth book of the Zora Smyth series with a couple of qualifications. This book refers to people and events in previous books so it is not totally stand-alone. The book frequently refers to "the woman" or "the man" and leaves you to wonder who they are. Don't worry, all will be revealed. Zora was left pondering a possible change of scenery when her fellowship is over. The case itself, the case of the dead body in Zora's trunk, is solved, but the ending is definitely a cliffhanger and will leave you desperately wanting more and soon. It left me with my mouth hanging open! I can't wait for book 7.