really enjoyed getting to know Kat Munro as a character and going on this mystery with her. It was a really well done novel and I had a great time reading this.

A very interesting reading that keeps the reader glued to the book´s pages from beginning to the end. A plot that has been similarly used by other authors, but that has been very well developed by the author and with a distinctive vocabulary. There are a mystery, funny family interactions, a bit of romance, lots of crime, and lots of action. What really got my attention is the peculiar situation of the main character - she is physically disabled and although she has internal problems with her situation - she is able to live a normal life and also tries to help people with the same conditions to do the same. The story also calls attention to friendships and the importance of having goals in life.
I downloaded a free copy of this book through NetGalley and this is my honest review.

It was good it wasn't amazing to me, there were parts of the book where I didn't feel that engaged with the characters and the plot of the story. Thank you to NetGalley for providing me a copy of this book to read.

Death count by S.L. Beaumont.
A really enjoyable read. I loved the story and most of the characters. Kat and Adam were my favourite. 5*.