Until the Day I Die

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Erin Gaines has been working nonstop since her husband's sudden death. The two of them, along with their two best friends, have built a very successful tech company and Erin is finding everything overwhelming. Her friends and family think that a few weeks at a spa resort may benefit her, help her slow down. Erin's daughter, Shorie, is worried about her mother and she's worried about the future of the company she loves, especially when she begins to suspect someone is stealing money. But Erin doesn't know what's going on back home. She's thousands of miles away where she now knows she wasn't sent away to relax, she was sent away to disappear forever.

Gorgeous cover. I was hooked from page one and did not want to stop turning those pages. The writing was good, the book flowed well and I enjoyed both Erin's and Shorie's point-of-view. Interesting concept with the idea and creation and running their own business as well as being sent to what's supposed to be a relaxing island getaway that turned into a complete nightmare. But who would send Erin away?! I couldn't wait to find out. I found there were a lot of conveniences toward the end, but overall this was a fun read for me.

Thank you to Netgalley and Lake Union Publishing for an ARC.

4/5.

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