I enjoyed this venture into Dupray, West Virginia. The town dynamics are interesting. Sheriff Elven Hallie is cocky, but it works. Probably because he is a good guy, despite his arrogance, and truly cares about the town. In the future of the series, I hope we get to know Tank a bit better. I am also curious about the Hallie family and their connections to the town.

The first three books in the series are about to be released as audiobooks. They are narrated by Madison Niederhauser. The narration is good- my only complaint is the pauses are long at times. That is probably the most frustrating thing to me in terms of pacing, because you can't really fix it. They are not long enough to skip, and speeding it up any more would make the speech fast.

Anyway, I was given an advance audio copy of book 1 in exchange for an honest review. I am definitely looking forward to audio versions of books 2 and 3 to also release at the end of the month.
Hoping my library picks them up, but the development in the last chapter has me curious enough to use an Audible credit on book two if need be.