Good read, kept me guessing to the end.

If you can get past some glaring errors, like the fact that there was no cell service at the WTC on 9/11, then it’s an enjoyable who done it. Some of it was a bit repetitive and could have used better editing, but it was cheap and one gets what one pays for I suppose. A good editor would have caught and stopped the author’s fixation on “beads of perspiration “ on characters foreheads, which was mentioned 8 times, along with several other descriptions of characters sweating, to the point of obsessing. Lots of unnecessary details like that made this reader weary. The author did keep the 2 separate storylines flowing and advancing well.

I enjoyed this book which was packed with unexpected turns and easy to read so fast that I didn’t do anything else once hooked. Can honestly say I did not see its ending coming.

This book was amazing! A lot of times I’ll read a boom and will be able to slightly anticipate the ending which I thought I had done with this one but nope! It definitely had me at the edge of my seat and wanting to read it all the time! It does have a slow-ish start but before you know it your halfway almost three quarters of the way finished and can’t put it down! HIGJLY recommend!

Very good. Kept me guessing.

Fast-moving with unexpected plot twists

Riveting listen! This story was truly a riveting listen!! There are several POVs, but I felt like they added more to the story. It was a slow start, but I quickly found myself trying to listen at every opportunity that I had to see what Avery’s next step would be. The plot twists were very clever and I absolutely loved it! If you enjoy a riveting murder mystery, look no further. The narrator, Vivienne Leheny delivered a great performance. Her voice was smooth and easy to follow along.