Or One Bad Apple?

A prominent family is part of community fiber, seemingly with everything. They owned a successful tennis academy for decades, and are well-known on the circuit. Four grown children are forging their own lives, and the parents appear to be the perfect couple. One day, the mom disappears, and naturally, suspicion falls on those closest to her, exposing chinks in their glimmering facade. As the police and the "kids" try to figure things out, memories are cast back to a prior acquaintance to the family, Savannah, who was in need of shelter when the empty nesters were eager to continue parenting. Could she know something they don't? Liane never disappoints, and although I'd say this book has a slightly different tone than others of hers I've read, it's still delicious in its twists and surprises along the way.