This is an earlier work of hers as well, so it's good to know she keeps improving. Now, if I hadn't read What Can't Be Seen first, would I be so critical (although when am I ever NOT hehe)? I don't think so. The writing was repetitive and over-baked in some parts. There was too much rehashing of events, too much hand-holding, too much happening at the end. This is my second Brianna Labuskes book and I definitely preferred What Can't Be Seen. Her hunch takes her to the scene of the crime in Knox Hollow to figure out what's really up. It should be an open and shut case, but Lucy suspects there's more to it than Eliza's story. Eliza shows up at the FBI field office asking for Lucy Thorne so she can confess to a brutal murder of a 12-year-old boy.
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