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It's quite a story too, with more action than you normally get in a book which is primarily aimed at women and a decent mystery to boot. There's a real sense of location in the western United States and particularly in the yachting world. The writing is clever - slick (in the best sense of the word) and polished, with Luke being the master of the bon mot. There were a couple of quotes which I though over long and the occasional word, such as ''sopranos'' (used as a verb) which were over-used, but these are minor quibbles in an otherwise enjoyable book.

If this book appeals then you might also enjoy [[Dangerous Waters: Mystery, Loss and Love on the Island of Guernsey by Anne Allen]].

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