This book was a fast paced, easy read in that it kept my attention. It has some good character development and all the elements of a thriller I love like a good mystery, twists, the potential of some supernatural and multiple plot lines to uncover. However, that is one part I struggled with. There are a lot of mini story lines woven in and at times it felt a little choppy trying to follow and pull them all together. I was very engaged and enjoying the book but the end felt very quickly wrapped up; acknowledging of course, there is another book in the series to come. I felt more like I was left dizzy with loose ends than intrigued with a solid cliffhanger of what’s to come. Overall, it was a decent read, just a little harder to follow for me personally.

Firstly, THAT COVER. Holy crap. I'm obsessed and need a copy on my shelves immediately.

This is a novel about crime obsession, but its also a novel about relationships and choosing the path between what we love, what loves us, and the roads in-between those.

that cover is what drew me in and the fact that I enjoyed the first book in the St. Benedict series. This did not disappoint, it was such a great story it had the horror elements that I was looking for and did it really well. I was so glad I was able to read this and continue the story. Alexandrea Weis & Lucas Astor wrote this perfectly and it had what I enjoyed from the first book. I can't wait to read more from them and this series.

"My guess would be guilt over something. Our family has made a lot of mistakes through the years.” Gage chuckled as the gates slowly swung open. “My grandfather, Jacques Devereaux, tried to drown his sins in beer. He’s who built the brewery. It became his passion.”