This is a loosely connected sequel to Woman Last Seen. I don't think you have to read that first to understand and enjoy this book. In fact, while I have read WLS, I didn't make the connection until the end! But if you are going to read both, read that one first! Needless to say, in this one, we know near the start who has murdered the bigamist wife. But the world doesn't know and instead is blaming one of the husbands. At the same time, a man is helping his daughter recover from cancer. I will admit that a lot of the story was predictable. I don't think there was any way around it. But instead of trying to confuse the reader, the story lets the reader in to what is happening so that we can follow the characters as everything is revealed to them. Sometimes I like this approach and sometimes I don't. This time I did! 

Thanks to NetGalley and Harlequin Trade for a copy of the book. This review is my own opinion.