There are multiple POVs in this book that help drive the plot and keep the listener/reader engaged, and I appreciated the varied tones and voices used. While a cult is mentioned, and is a central part of the crime committed and character motivation, we do not get to see the cult behind the scenes/perspective. A fine read for those intrigued by uncovering that missing person who contributed to a crime, but a bit forgettable. This seems to be the start of a series, and I would be somewhat interested in reading more Eve Wren.

This book was freaking amazing it was dark and sad and tense it kept me gripped and guessing right the way through and the audiobook was immersive

I think was a great quick thriller. You definitely spend most of the most suspecting one or two characters. You're wrong though!

I don't like Eve as a character enough to read future installments though.

I liked the narrator. It looks like she's done a ton of voice work. However the two female POVs sound so similar that is was hard to differentiate who we wear hearing at times.