After the death of her father Jane joins an online group of amateur detectives and is quite good at solving crimes.

When three girls have been killed Jane makes it her task to solve the murders.

What an unusual and modern read this was. I really enjoyed the plot and liked Jane and the pressures she put on herself.

There are a few twists and a lot of drama. I really enjoyed it

This was very good. I enjoyed it a lot as it is possibly my favorite one of her books. Highly recommend this title, thanks to the publisher for my copy.

After the unexpected death of her father, Jane becomes obsessed by true crime and drops out of college. She joins an online chat group and together, the amatuer sleuths chip away at unsolved cases together, with some success.

Then there is news of the deaths of three college girls. But the case is a strange one, puzzling the police and the sleuths. They are missing something crucial and as they work their way towards it, it is clear they may be in danger.

While I had some clue as to where this one was headed, I did not guess the precise details and this novel had me flying through it to find the answers.
It also addressed what I imagine to be many issues involved in true crime groups and the court of public opinion (without evidence), which was really interesting.
The author has become an auto-read author for me and I can't wait to see what she does next.

Thanks so much to NetGalley and the publisher for this gifted review copy.