Judging You by Rylie Dark is… fine. It's your standard FBI-thriller setup — Agent Hailey Rock returns to her hometown to solve a murder tied to some haunted property. It moves and the pacing’s solid if you're just looking for something to burn through. The twists are decent — I'll give it that. A few genuine surprises, and the whole thing's readable enough. The relationship between Hailey and her sister adds a little emotional weight, which helps break up the procedural formula. But let’s be honest- this is a very by-the-numbers thriller. The haunted house angle feels like it’s been recycled from a dozen other crime dramas. The writing isn’t bad, it’s not memorable either. If you like predictable FBI stuff with a touch of creepy atmosphere and you’re not expecting literary depth, it’ll do the job. But if you're after complex characters or anything that challenges the genre, this one’s not it.