I loved this book in so many ways. The story was intriguing and not your typical mystery. A lot of it was about family and dynamics although there was also murder. I think what I loved best was how diverse the cast of characters were. Not only by gender and race but by orientation including a transgender character. It added a layer of realism for me. This was book three in a series and while I hadn’t read the other two (yet, they’ve been ordered now) I was able to follow along pretty easily with this story. The story is told from a variety of perspectives and I’ll admit it was a little confusing the first few chapters to figure out who was connected to who how but once I got that mapped together it was an all together engrossing story. There’s something fishy at Prescott University - a private for profit university in Boston that is a family business for the Matson family. Numbers of student data aren’t adding up and the trail leads in some surprising directions including hinting at past scandal for the Matsons.