Working my way through NG books that I didn't get to at the time I downloaded. This one is not terrible for a mystery, but with the plethora of books in that category out now, it just doesn't measure up to the quality. I didn't care for the main character and I found the plot to be pretty slow and predictable.

This is a slow paced mystery come thriller.

I’ve joined in the reading challenge for choosing books you’ve had on your shelf since before 2020, this one definitely fit that.

The main character chooses a line of work that helps people. She chose that line of work too because she had an invested interest in something her brother was accused of years ago which in the end resulted in his death.

I have to say, it’s not a book I’d emphatically recommend any time soon.
I got a bit bored, a bit disinterested come the end. But I did finish it.

This one didn’t have the umph or pace that I would look for in this kind of storyline.

I started reading this book but I didn't get far and I didn't seem to like it and the storyline was familiar I don't know where from though.

This mystery is about Anna, a psychologist who wants to help others...but sometimes that backfires. The plot was good, but a bit slow. The characters weren't likable, and I have to like at least one to be able to be truly interested. It's good, but could've moved a bit faster in pace. Thanks go to NetGalley and Endeavor Press for an e-ARC of this title in exchange for my honest review.

A page turning thriller, emotional and nothing is what it seems. I highly recommend this book.