Dakota “Murphy” has been in hiding. She’s pretending she knows about law
enforcement so she can make a few bucks, but she gets wrapped up in a series of
seemingly unrelated events and murders.
She has the feeling they’re all connected, but she doesn’t know how.
Between Murphy trying to stay hidden from her sister’s
killer and the mystery surrounding the past, she’s constantly on the run. She’s not sure who she can trust, and
everyone around her ends up injured or dead.
Everything points to a connection with WWII, but she just can’t figure
out why it’s important.
This book confused me for the most part. There’s memories mixed in with the present,
but without any transition or indication I’d jumped to the past/dream, I was
left feeling lost and confused.
The writing was good, but I didn’t connect with Murphy. Had I been able to do that, I think I
would’ve liked the book better. The
ending was unexpected, which is good, but it was also a bit confusing as well.
The end was my favorite part, but it felt a bit rushed. There were a lot of coincidences that came
together at the same time. I’m used to
that in the suspense novels I read, but this one had a ton of things happen at once.
I seriously wanted to like this book. I’ve loved the Gwen Marcey series and was so
excited to read this. In the end it
wasn’t for me, and I’m saddened by it.
*I received a complimentary copy of this book from Thomas
Nelson through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are
completely my own.
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