Lee's storytelling prowess, demonstrated in her previous work 'The Downstairs Girl,' seems to be at play once again, offering readers a compelling mix of mystery, intrigue, and historical context. The stakes are high for the characters as they navigate a web of deception, aiming not only to uncover the truth behind Lulu's death but also to protect their neighborhood from impending threats. 'Kill Her Twice' appears to be a promising addition to Lee's repertoire, blending a murder mystery with a tale of resilience and justice in a vividly portrayed historical setting. I'm so excited for this one!!