The title is not relevant to the story in any way, and is vague besides, given the genre of YA mystery. It is much better fitting of a romantic drama. Sigh. This book was boring after the halfway mark. It was weird to have the protagonist, Cat, be a Nancy Drew type, but pushy and unlikeable, when the book established they had an active police department from the beginning. Annoying YA cliches include but are not limited to "crooked smile," "of course he doesn't like me." You were confident until a boy showed up. I hate that authors make such a choice. Lacey was a bad best friend and I was annoyed. I hoped Cat would develop better friendships. She sort of did. Skye was...she felt like three different stereotypes crammed into one and I didn't like it. I almost wonder if she was originally three separate characters. During a scene where I thought, "Oh, Cat doesn't have a flashlight! This will be interesting," she had a backpack full of props she would need in the very next sentence. She is never shown packing this, or even thinking about it. She even has a lead pipe as a weapon. I CALL BULLSHIT AND PLOT CONTRIVANCE. I was SO unhappy with every page of the book afterward. At least the cover on the copy I checked out was pretty. ( )