I was desperately trying to get into the constant changing narration with the 'come n get it' feel but it just didn't work for me.
While I will give an 'A' for effort this one missed the thriller mark in keeping readers engaged, activated, and energized.
I felt zero emotional appeal, zero will to keep going, and zero enticement to care about the ending.
The women who came together for one united cause in killing Anthony was a 'grab a straw' reward scenario and ended up with Anna being the go to for the added bonus.
This book was meaty but sadly it was the secondary novel that was a filler for the other portion in which it did seem slightly more appealing but still lacked the luster and shine that James can pull off with gusto.
When you put so many books out they can become bogged down losing their appeal and I hope he takes this into account when creating so many new works year round.
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