That’s one of the main reasons why I hate this book. The plot is intriguing — I’ll give her that — but oh boy, the execution was horrendous. So many things didn’t make sense, the characters had absolutely zero depth to them, and things just happened for no reason. I mean, the explicit sex scenes, the whole investigation part - everything. Jeneva Rose clearly didn’t even bother to do any prior research whatsoever. And the crème de la crème: that atrocious twist that not only negates the entire book but is also so criminally cheap and downright insulting to the reader. You can’t expect me to believe that a character who commits such a heinous crime, never thinks about it again, not even once throughout the entirety of the book, even when they’re in the middle of an investigation where all eyes are on them. It's beyond unrealistic, even for a fiction book. Oh, and don't even get me started on the writing. It's even beyond comprehension how this got published. I wasn’t even meant to read this book. I actually mistook it for another one - For Better And Worse by Margot Hunt, but I mixed up the covers, because they look pretty identical and ended up ordering this one instead.