This had a good story, but I thought it wasn't very well executed. The way the book changed perspectives was very messy, and the perspective changes were so indistinctly written that often it would only be a character's name out of place that made me realise the book had changed to a different POV. The characters weren't well introduced either, so it was hard to keep track of everyone. Some parts of the ending took me by surprise, but I thought the whole involvement of Frieda with the case was a little dubious and convenient. The characters were all pretty samey; I think there were far too many for the story leaving no room for character development or characterisation. They didn't seem to have particularly strong personalities; their actions wouldn't line up with their previous actions, and most of them were so bland that they were really just a string of names. Bleh.