At last, Rachel has come clean with her husband and her partner regarding her health, however, she did not tell them about the severe headaches and occasional loss of sight. She goes on the hunt for a serial killer in New Mexico who is exposing his victims over stones in the desert. It is difficult to find a link among them, and the ones pursued are dead-ends. Besides her work and health problems, Rachel has to face her grandmother's cancer and the fact that she has been told about Rachel's health. The story and the plot are really good and entertaining, and so much unexpected information is being told providing a rather good ending. The reason why I only rated this book with 4 stars is I found the question of Rachel's health and indecision in making it public - including to her daughter - too repetitive.
I received a free copy of this book as a member of the author's ARC team, and this is my honest opinion.