The most enjoyable Women’s Murder Club I’ve read in a while. After finishing the previous instalment, I was beginning to think it may have run its course, however this one definitely brought the series back from the brink. I thought the plot was brilliant, I was truly invested in it the whole way through. It also made a big difference having just one story play out rather than the different protagonists working on separate cases. There was much more interaction between the four members of the Women’s Murder Club in this book which was great to see. It was a brilliant move to make Clapper Chief of Police instead of bringing in an outsider. I think this will cause a lot of tension and become an interesting dynamic going forward. Additionally, I liked the amount of Lindsay and Joe content, as well as an increased amount of Yuki and Brady scenes. I would have liked to see more personal interactions between Cindy and Rich but I have hope this will happen in the following instalments. Overall, I am looking forward to reading the 22nd Women’s Murder Club, and hope that it is as strong as this one.