In this second book in the Jordan Myles mysteries we start the story in Paris at the French Open. She's at a party thrown by a talent agency when a woman comes falling through the ceiling and into a shallow pool. Jordan's there first of course, though the woman seems beyond her help.

From there it gets much more complicated with old friends and rivals coming back into (and out) of her life, as well as some newcomers appearing.

Again, it's both a mystery and a bit of a thriller, and not badly written. And, the beginning, the woman dropping into the party through the ceiling, was quite a hook.

And, while it was a little better, there was still way too much description. I think that the authors idea was, why use one word when three could be used. Or, why just simply describe a room when every little unneeded detail could be in there.

Still, it was an interesting mystery, it just seemed to drag more than flow. ( )

I found this to be an easy to read and fast paced mystery. The behind the scenes wrangling of the professional tennis circuit was interesting. I'd say that tennis fans would find this novel more enjoyable than mystery fans. ( )