I've read and reviewed these separately over the last several years, so this is just for my own records, really. All four books got three stars from me. I like them, which is why I keep reading them, but I don't like them so much that I'm in a hurry to read more, if that makes sense. Months can pass between volumes as far as I'm concerned. That's not necessarily a bad thing - sometimes I just don't want to keep endless plot details straight over multiple books, so series like this, where the books are essentially standalone, are honestly quite relaxing.

Even though I rated them the same, I like them more as they go along. Not enough to jump a star, but as Kinsey's fleshed out I appreciate her more. I like her sense of pragmatism, and I like the shift from mystery/thriller (as the first two books were) to straight mystery... Kinsey doesn't seem to get any enjoyment whatsoever from endangering herself, and that is frankly relatable.