This short story, which provides background information for the trial case that brought the twins Bennie Rosato and Alice Connelly together, was interesting to read, but was lacking in some areas. First off, there were minor proofreading errors that distracted me, but that is the least problem. Second, the writing style was somewhat different than most of Scottoline's works. It may just be due to the fact that it was a short story, and her writing style works more efficiently for a long novel, but it was just odd to be reading something by Scottoline and not have it sound completely like her. Otherwise, I thought the short piece was fantastic. It helped me to understand the meeting of the two women and answered many questions that I had from Think Twice. I also liked the fact that it didn't answer absolutely everything and in fact, left the reader with more questions to ponder. also liked the fact that it was presented from both of the women's viewpoints to give a better understanding of the overall situation. The tie-in to Think Twice at the end was a good leading point to the novel. Overall, I really liked the piece.