This sort-of sequel follows the detective Henry Kimball (now a private investigator) from The Kind Worth Killing as he is hired by Joan to find out if her husband is cheating on her. Lily Kintner is also featured as she and Henry are now friends, which I'm still trying to figure out how they got to be so close after Lily tried to kill him in The Kind Worth Killing. But, apparently, they are best buds now!
I didn't find The Kind Worth Saving as intriguing as the first and it definitely isn't my favorite Swanson book (Hello, Nine Lives!), but it was okay. Would recommend if you liked the first one.

How good is this book? So good that I couldn’t put it down! I woke up early so I could finish it before going to work. Swanson is extremely gifted and, again, has written a fantastic mystery about a group of people who come together to become players in this bizarre, enthralling, story.

It is narrated by several of the players. There are various connected murders, connected to 2 of the characters. Henry Kimbell, the protagonist, is drawn into the plot when he is hired to trail a cheating spouse. From that point, the unraveling begins. The author tells us the murderous backstories.

Obviously, the book held my interest and I was amazed by the perfect closure that strung all the characters and events together.

Thank you Netgalley for this wonderful read. Totally engaging and satisfying.

I absolutely love Peter Swanson and will read anything he writes. This was a great (sort-of) sequel to a prior book, The Kind Worth Killing. I loved both books....this one was a quick read for me - I didn't want to put it down. The settings were great. Looking forward to recommending this book in March. Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the advanced copy.