For starters, I listened to this book as an audiobook because I didn't have time to read and it was absolutely brilliant. There are different narrators, which helped make the book exciting and hook you right in.

The main focus of this book surrounds a disappearance that takes place on the 6th anniversary of Andie's and Sal's deaths. However, more underlying themes of the book are around a trial that starts after the first book and the importance of the outcome of the trial for Pip and a lot of girls that were broadly affected by the defendant.

I must say that the "who" of this book was very obvious to me, as was the "who" in the third and last book, but it was still delightful, and I recommend the book to everyone who likes murder mysteries. The end was shocking, though, I didn't cry, but I suspect that has more to do with the fact that I was on the airplane and had to play the last four chapters three times because I kept falling asleep (6 am flight, thank you very much).

Trigger warnings include but are not limited to (might contain a small spoilers)

Spoiler

rape trial where the defendant is "not guilty", very descriptive murder and fire scene, mentions of a serial killer, talk of rape, use and mentions of drugs