The trapped girl

I have read (listens to) two short stories and another book by this author, and I positively love them.. The Tracy Crosswhite character is relatable and someone whom I really want to know and communicate with.
This book is another police procedural, but involves jurisdictions and combined motivations and more than a little intrigue and questionable motives and activities. I feel like it's time for me to get out of the shower and shake myself off from the detritus of questionable people.
Great book.

I had high hopes for this book. It started out with an interesting case, the team was working together again, there was some inter-departmental politics going on, and Tracy and Dan were moving forward with their relationship but it wasn't a major focal point of the book.

Then at about 80% through, things stopped working for me and it ended up being a frustrating read with a disappointing reveal. I ended up rereading sections hoping I missed something but I hadn't. There was a lot of potential for this to be the best book in the series but it didn't end up that way. Not for me, anyway.

I received a copy of the book from the publisher, via NetGalley, in exchange for an honest review.

2.5 stars rounded up for Goodreads