The Undiscovered Deaths of Grace McGill by C.S. Roberston

 Thank you to Netgalley and Hodder and Stoughton for a copy of the eARC in exchange for a fair review.

Grace cleans up places after people have died and been there awhile. It is a lonely and quiet job that everyone wants someone to do, but doesn't actually want to know who does it. When she cleans Tommy's apartment she thinks there is a story there. She needs to find it out, so she attends his funeral and lies to friends that actually show up. Something happened between the men along time ago. Grace means to find out.

When another of Tommy's friends passes away and Grace is called to clean his place up, she thinks there is something suspicious about it and so she goes to the police about it. She is drawn deeper and deeper into a mystery that involves Tommy and several of his friends. What will she find out? What is really going on?

I didn't really look at the premise of this book before I said I would read it. So it really wasn't I thought it would be based on the name of it. That being said I enjoyed it, it was interesting and different. Although it really had two mysteries that were revealed in the book. One was revealed too early in my opinion, it would have been better if they author had held that one back until closer to the end.