1.0⭐️ I am a real fan of this author; however, I am unable to get immersed in this book or to connect with the female character, Jocelyn. Thus far, the book is sheer boredom. Curiosity about the identity of a possible arsonist doesnt have enough impetus to advance the story and ramp up the suspenseful aspect of the story for me. There just isn’t enough here at this juncture to hold my attention. Additionally, if Don and Jocelyn have been sniffing around each other for a few years, and nothing of import has really occurred between them, well, then, these two adults hold little interest for me—ya see, I am not a big fan of the slow burn.
Further, I noted some very egregious errors, e.g., wrong name mix-up, as well as other editing hiccups. That is not something I expected to encounter from a book penned by this author.
Hence, I am abandoning this book at the 32% mark mainly because I’m bored out of my skull, and there is nothing intriguing to compel me to keep reading.