I like the idea that we might get to see some insight into the killer's mindset like in the prologue to this book, that is an interesting take. In the blurb, it says that there is another murder in the book, so I would be looking forward to seeing the killer's perspective as he chooses his victims. Isabel seems to have some underlying mental health issues that I think will factor into her dealing with these murders. I also like the idea of a book that splits perspectives, so I would be interested to continue reading this book and seeing how their, nonexistent as for now, relationship plays out.