This is book number 9 in the The Rev. Clare Fergusson & Russ Van Alstyne Mysteries Series. It works well as a standalone. I haven't read any of the other books in this series, and I was able to follow this without feeling lost at any point.
For the most part, the characters are a interesting collection of flawed people, many of them dealing with past issues such as PTSD, trust, porn and alcoholism. The mystery is complex and deals with three murders spanning 40 plus years. The author certainly created an intriguing tale with quite a number of plot twists.
The book has numerous times where the author used swear words that used God's name is vain. I don't like any kind of swearing in the books I read, especially when you bring God into the story.
For the most part, the characters are a interesting collection of flawed people, many of them dealing with past issues such as PTSD, trust, porn and alcoholism. The mystery is complex and deals with three murders spanning 40 plus years. The author certainly created an intriguing tale with quite a number of plot twists.
The book has numerous times where the author used swear words that used God's name is vain. I don't like any kind of swearing in the books I read, especially when you bring God into the story.