Watch Her by Edwin Hill takes a recurring character (which if you did not ready any previous books does not affect the reading of just this book) and involves her (Hester) in a decades long mystery.
She is recruited to investigate missing students at a for-profit college. She uncovers a cover up.
While that is going on the death of a young toddler decades ago at a family friends home comes back to the surface, in the course of black mail and threats.
I was able to predict the cause of the toddlers death but was still fascinating reading my way there.
I also predicted the situation of one of the students that was missing.
I found the writing very easy - sometimes almost too easy - it was confusing the way some of the characters talked to each other. almost abrupt in a way but not linear also. that being said i loved the book and the two mysteries in one and would read more of this character.
She is recruited to investigate missing students at a for-profit college. She uncovers a cover up.
While that is going on the death of a young toddler decades ago at a family friends home comes back to the surface, in the course of black mail and threats.
I was able to predict the cause of the toddlers death but was still fascinating reading my way there.
I also predicted the situation of one of the students that was missing.
I found the writing very easy - sometimes almost too easy - it was confusing the way some of the characters talked to each other. almost abrupt in a way but not linear also. that being said i loved the book and the two mysteries in one and would read more of this character.