I expected this to be more of a murder mystery - especially with the title - but the murder part really took the backseat here. It's not really a "mystery" to solve either. It's really more focused on Cash and her day to day life: drinking, bar hopping, playing pool, living in a small town near Fargo, and just kind of being aimless. There's a lot here too about the impacts of the foster care system and just general racism against Native Americans. Too much of this was familiar to me. Cash felt a lot older than 19, but I guess it's also true that growing up this way makes you grow up fast.