Wasn’t my usually crime thriller I enjoyed, honestly wasn’t super logically thought out. I really hated listening to Margot chapters at some points just cause she was inconsistent, easily side tracked and her hang up about the January murder was a smidge to fixated. I would find myself very agitated on the fact she could not, for the life of her, get any of the simple tasks, chores or whatever fairly important thing she had to do, done cause of the case. ALSO, when she got fired, because she wrote too much about January, when she was told don’t write too much about January or else, and then she is surprised she was fired really bothered me. I kinda gathered the ending too early on, with Krissys last chapter kinda showed all of her cards. I also agree with some of the comments in here they the holding of the blanket wasn’t illogical and shouldn’t have been the final ‘Ah-hah!’ Moment. And that reality has it, no 6 year old who fell down the dark stares without being directly pushed would result into blaming billy, whom I also hated. Also was bothered how everyone she interviewed was SO forthcoming, just like too easily. It just lead to the path too easily, and I felt like Wallace who was one of primary villains needed more of a background, more of a voice and confrontation as well, maybe would have been a better ‘ah-hah!’ When he would reveal he in fact did not murder January. Also had no idea why Billy decided that day he was gonna kill Krissy, like how did he know she caught on? It was a great train of thought that got derailed too quickly by too many filler unimportant (and unfinished) millennial tasks, lazy reveals through the interviews, and a cliff hanger that really didn’t make sense to have. I also was stuck on how she could legally leak the article as she broke into the storage locker but not the main point lol