Protecting What's His

Well, this one was a really fun read and a good setting. I was interested to see how the crimes would sort themselves out and it was definitely keeping me guessing as to whether various things were linked to each other or not. I really liked Tess as a character, though I want to see more of her inner thoughts unfold; I know a lot about her actions and strategies now but I think I definitely need to keep reading the series to get the full picture of who she can be (I don't think Tess herself knows, at this point).

I really liked the details about how the police forces were run and the differences between going from the big city to a small one. There were actually a lot of details to this story, but they were deftly slid into the action without taking too much time. I've now got an impulse to read through her whole backlist to see if they're all this good!

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for a free reading copy. A favorable review was not required.