A good premise, but for me, the potential wasn’t quite realised. The writing is solidly in the ‘accessible’ camp, ideal for a low energy poolside read, but I suspect that was the intention so mission accomplished. I was skimming heavily towards the end, but I did want to get to the finish, so credit to the author there. Probably would appeal to fans of the The Thursday Murder Club looking for a summer read.

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