" This book had so much potential, and it started off so well... then it just fizzled. I was highly disappointed because the first few chapters of this book had everything. It was gripping, mysterious, and thought provoking. The charcters were exciting, intriguing, and likable. Then all of a sudden everything started to unravel which is weird since it was done so neatly. By neat it was complete chaos but alls well ends well. There was no more excitement, no more police work because everything magically presented itself to the detectives working the cases. From what I can tell, the author started spinning too many webs and in an effort to not confuse herself she sold the audience short. The story consisted of the detectives trying to catch a serial killer and solve murders, and they were engaged, or best friends, so we had the relationship angle. Then another detective is brought in to assist, but he is also attracted to the lead detective who happened to remind him of his former lover and he was working with the lead detectives fiancé. So there's the ever popular potential love triangle. Then here are the killers, who never met but are working with eachother, and they happen to be twin brothers. Then there's the lead detective's partner who happens to be gay and romantically interested in a potential suspect because the first body was found in his house. Then there's the new police captain who suffering from undiagnosed alzheimers. Confused yet? Well it's confusing. As a reader, I would have appreciated the author choosing one story and telling it well as opposed to poorly juggling every unrelated thought that popped into her head, and then trying to neatly sweep it all together at the end, especially since the original concept was fascinating on its own. "
— Bklynbella, 2/15/2014