This is the second book about Jack Warr and while there were things that I didn’t love in general I enjoyed it. It could be a standalone but the references to Jack’s history might be a bit confusing if you haven’t read the first one. Jack is not your typical cop protagonist. Jack has embraced his more criminal heritage as long as the rules he bends are for what he considers the greater good. I feel like this is leaving a. Lot of potential for things to go wrong, but personally I’m a sucker for a good anti-hero. Jack becomes a father in this book and while I was a little confused about the timelines with her growth at times I did think it added some good depth to the family and Jack’s character in general. The story and writing at times felt a little over the top but the mystery was interesting and kept my focus well. Overall I hope this is not Jack’s last adventure that Ig eat to read.