I’ve always enjoyed Julianne MacLean’s books, but this one left me feeling mixed. The story centers around Dean, Melanie, Gabriel, and Olivia, with a strong focus on the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle, which initially drew me in. The first half of the book was engaging, especially with the mysterious disappearance of Olivia's husband. However, as the story progressed, it became bogged down and predictable.

Melanie's thesis about the Bermuda Triangle isn't fully explored, which left me disappointed. Because of this, her perspective didn’t add much to the overall story. I also found Dean's actions frustrating and his reasoning unclear, which took away from the tension I was hoping for.

Overall, while the book starts with an exciting premise tied to the Bermuda Triangle, it ultimately fails to deliver on that promise. It’s a decent read with interesting characters, but I wished for a deeper exploration of the triangle's mysteries, as they felt sidelined in the end.