This book was so incredibly messy in the best possible way. It was like watching a soap opera unfold before my eyes. Hannah is a complete train wreck and I devoured every moment of this. It was fast pace, and Hannah is such an unlikeable character, but I also somehow loved her? I do wish that things would have ended a little differently.

Hannah was hoping her life would be better in her mid thirties, her job isn't great, her friends are all getting married, and her last boyfriend ghosted her and began dating someone else a week later. When a pretty young lawyer goes missing, Hannah is swept up into true crime forums. When the lawyer's body is found along with three other women, handsome William Hamilton is arrested. Hannah writes a letter to him full of all her anger but when he writes back, they start a relationship. William says all the things Hannah has always wanted from men and when he is found not guilty, they move in together. Hannah though cannot stop wondering if William really is guilty. This book is dark and Hannah's character is a bit depressing but that demonstrates how she's willing to be in a relationship with a potential serial murderer.