This book was just too sad. I don't like it when the MC loses EVERYTHING, and Lucy had - her job, her apartment, her self-respect, her peace of mind, literally everything. The author kept alluding to what had happened, and it seemed like perhaps something s3xual at work that was videoed.

I could maybe deal with that, except for all the horrible things that I can already tell are going to be part of the plot: there's a crew filming the lodge of a reality TV segment, and Lucy is panicking that ppl will Google her and realize who she is because of her mysterious video that got her fired. Someone is stealing things from the hotel. The love interest, Alex, is working for the new buyer and is basically lying to her about who he is, which means she will end up feels up betrayed by him. There is just literally nothing going right and too much going wrong for me to want to invest in it. I started reading with a ton of apprehension and I'm not looking for that in a book 

I'd be much more interested in a story about Hekla, one of the employees at the lodge