Where to begin with this one?

Do I start with the first person narration from beautiful 20-something psychic, but also a scientist Vivvy, who is caught in not one, but TWO love triangles and is brought in to aid in a years-old investigation about a missing girl?

Should I mention she's doxxed by an Alex Jones-type of right-wing radio show host? No. I'll stop there. I should have stopped much earlier.

This was an interesting book. There were some twists that surprised me (I was not expecting Bubba to play such a big role, nor was I expecting how Joie would connect to the workings of the show), but there were others that did not (Sharp's sister - all along I knew that this was a case close to him, and that he was not a murderer himself - I felt like that was dragged out for longer than it needed to be). Also, some of the writing felt a bit choppy - there were a few spaces where I went back and reread some sections. But overall, it was an interesting story and I liked the characters (except Mike :)).

*I read this as part of the 2024 Popsugar Reading Challenge - "A book with a title that is a complete sentence"

Review to come. Need to bang my head against the wall for a bit.

A solid mystery/thriller novel!

Vivvy is a psychic and a physicist. However, Vivvy tends to shy away from her abilities. It wasn't until her brother-in-law begged her to help him solve a high-profile cold case of a missing girl (Lizzy), that she began tapping back into her abilities again.

The writing was atmospheric and captivating. I love how different and unique the story was. It has a little bit of everything, yet it was done seamlessly.

If you're a fan of mysteries/thrillers and looking for a unique storyline. I would highly recommend checking this one out!

***Thank you to NetGalley, Julia Heaberlin, and Macmillan Audio for graciously sending me the audiobook to review. As always, all thoughts are my own.***

4.5

3.5 rounded up to 4 stars.

There are a lot of pieces to this one, but I love the way everything unfolds and comes together. Heaberlin has created another well-plotted mystery that you cannot help but get sucked into. The audio is narrated by Karissa Vacker who is also becoming a favorite of mine. There is a great deal of breadth and depth to the characters, and Heaberlin makes the most of each character she writes into her story.

[book club]. I wanted this book to be about a bad ass science lady in the desert, but instead I got a psychic and a weird love triangle.

3.75 rounded up!