[library addict]

Originally Posted by Terisa de morgan

Do you feel that this book is mainly "Me too"? Because that's my feeling, and not a big interest in it.

Not really.

Spoiler:

I just thought the killer was obvious even before the reveal of their identity at the midway point. Plus she's done the same basic plot in earlier books. Also I didn't like the ending though it was not surprising.

One could argue Witness in Death was #metoo, but that was published back in 2000. Women killing to get revenge on men who have escaped justice is pretty much a staple in this series as well as her romantic suspense as Nora Roberts and has been since it before it became in vogue to call out such behavior.

I fully admit I judge this series a bit harder than I would a book by new-to-me author.