Page Count: 450
Average Rating: 3.95
I wasn't super excited to read from Scorcher's point of view, but this ended up being pretty good. The mystery was satisfactory, and it was fun to see the clues pile up - like the holes in the walls and the baby monitors. It was interesting to get into Detective Kennedy's head. I particularly liked the stuff with Richie Curran and the growing bond between him and Kennedy - and the way that resolved. It felt a little long, but overall, I enjoyed this one.
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