I had a lot of fun with this book! The premise was great, the writing was snappy, and the twists and turns kept me guessing. Ross was a solid main character; it was easy to sympathize with her, and I really enjoyed seeing her journey of learning to trust the people around her (even among a group of untrustworthy people). Her relationship with Noelia was compelling as well. I didn't find myself as invested in the romance, but I did like the friendships that Ross formed along the way.
In terms of the story, it was really unique! I had a great time following along with the heists. There were a couple moments where I felt like the pacing slowed down a bit, and then the ending seemed a bit abrupt, but the book kept me engaged overall. (I also understand now that a sequel was being set up.) I'm not sure if I will continue with this series, but I'd be interested to see what Kayvion Lewis does next!
In terms of the story, it was really unique! I had a great time following along with the heists. There were a couple moments where I felt like the pacing slowed down a bit, and then the ending seemed a bit abrupt, but the book kept me engaged overall. (I also understand now that a sequel was being set up.) I'm not sure if I will continue with this series, but I'd be interested to see what Kayvion Lewis does next!