Years ago, I read her Behind the Scenes at the Museum (yes, the title had a great deal to do with that pick) and enjoyed it. So when I saw this at a library book sale, I picked it up. The story of three different murders and three different kinds of loss, linked by one private investigator and a few other, more subtle, things. It's a quiet book, but deeply thought provoking. A page turner, but not by using the traditional methods so often employed in mysteries, and much more than a whodunit.