Quotes
The gun.
It was here now, beating within her chest, knocking against her ribs. Aiming with her eyes. It was in nightmares, and crashing pans, and heavy breaths, and dropped pencils, and thunderstorms, and closing doors, and too loud, and too quiet, and alone and not, and the ruffle of pages, and the tapping of keys and every click and every creak.
The gun was always there.
It lived inside her now.
this first one is for you.
Impressions
This book was really good, I had first decided to pick up 'A Good Girl's Guide To Murder' before I read this one so I could get more insight into the main character and really connect with her so i could have more understanding of the type of character she is and what makes her tick but now I realize that I could have read this one first because it still provided a clear and thorough understanding of the main character. This book was very informative in terms of letting the reader know what type of MC we're dealing with, and it was a good introduction into the series. Overall, it is beautifully written.
This book was a truly transformative experience for me. The writing was engaging and skillfully crafted, pulling me into a whirlwind of suspense as I navigated through its intriguing twists and turns. I was captivated by the plot, which kept me guessing about who was behind the unfolding events.
What stood out the most was the extraordinary character development, particularly of the protagonist, Pip. Her struggles with haunting memories from her previous case added emotional depth to the story. I felt a deep connection to her journey of self-discovery and the challenges she faced.
The ending was especially impactful; I was fully immersed in Pip’s emotions, experiencing her journey alongside her. This book is, without a doubt, the best in the series for me, as I found a strong connection to both the characters and the plot. It’s an exceptional work of fiction that stays with you long after you finish reading.
