Short answer, yes.

you imply, but don't specify, that her reputation is good and her many reviews depict a reliable provider.  If that is the case, then I would be disappointed but personally I would wait at least 24 hours to hear from her. There are lots of things that could have happened.

I think this has been happening a lot this year.  It's so easy to blame the phone, it lost it's charge, I didn't see your text.  I don't think providers, like most millennials, don't go 10 ft from their phone and keep it charged too.  They have notification on all their texts, emails, and other accounts.  What I hate the most is no response once you get to the incall location, this is the worst of all and I think warrants disclosure of their name to protect others hobbyists.  

you cannot write up a review.  However, I don't see what good it would have done to blast her phone, but the best thing is to give up her name/ID# so we can be forewarned and make the appropriate decisions.

This way we will all know that she may not be someone to bother with.  Thanks for the heads up.

I personally have never ever done this to a client.  I hate when it happens to me, so I wouldn't do it to a client.  No excuse unless in an accident but as soon as possible I would let you know.  Your time is valuable as is mine.  Sorry it happened to you.   Ladies should be held accountable.