Book seventeen in DI Kim Stone series and one that might’ve been quite hard to read for me.
I loved how emotional and human was Detective Kim Stone portrayed in this story.
While she’s coming back stronger and ready to catch the killers , we get to know her so much more now. She’s suffering from PTSD since she was almost killed and hasn’t got over it as some might think she would.

The whole idea of trying to cover up murders by making them look like suicides had me engaged from the beginning. And the other investigation that she needs to take part of was quite surprising as well, at least the ending.

I loved this story. It’s so easy to forget that I’m reading a fiction book while the author has created a perfect character that feels so real with lots of flows and strength at the same time.
The book can be read as a standalone without issues but I would recommend to read the last few past books in the series to understand the characters better.
If this series is being made into movies, I don’t think I would want to watch anything else.