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This story is told in first person, present tense, and completely from Bobbi's point-of-view. I struggled with the narration when I read this authors last book, however, now that I'm more familiar with Renee's writing style, I had no issue with the dialogue. Quite the opposite. I adore Bobbi, and can't even begin to fathom all the prejudice she encounters, simply from being true to herself, something that takes guts!

In this installment, Bobbi has the uneasy feeling she is being stalked, and thus begins the arduous journey of figuring out who wants to do her harm. Six people come to mind, but the seventh eludes her, and me - the reader.

There are some great supporting characters, Betsy, Roberta, Cecilia, and bits and pieces about the salon, which I adored revisiting. And Phil, dear dear Phil. What I wouldn’t give to have just five minutes in the mans head. *sigh*

Moving on, the main focus of this story is who wants to harm Bobbi, and why. The conclusion is far from pretty, it would be fair to say it's brutal. My heart was in my throat as I frantically flipped the pages. The epilogue goes a little way to stop the ending from being outright depressing, but I'd still call it a HFN, which was fitting to the plot.

As much as I loved this story, and am no stranger to darker content, I feel the need to issue a warning - if violence and/or rape are triggers for you, please approach this story with caution.

Summary, I highly recommend this story to readers who enjoy unique plots and don’t mind dark content.

Copy provided by the publisher, via NetGalley

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Lots of good suspects with a twist. The protagonist is smarter than the author let her be. I have enjoyed this series because of the information I have learned about the GBLT community.

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Bobbi Logan is being stalked. She doesn't know who it is. But she is making a list. She was raped a decade ago and she darn sure won't be again. Bobbi decided to confront her suspected stalkers but her list has only six names. There should be seven since culturally things seem to revolve around the number seven.
Bobbi experiences several frightening events including serious vandalism of her home and business Bobbi is fearless or so she pretends. Along the way Bobbi learns some valuable lessons about herself and her suspects. But number seven is real and he is coming. And Bobbi will have to learn one more lesson or she might die.

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