Two Truths and a Lie

This was definitely the weakest of the entire series.

This series is focused on the “whodunit” killer of Sutton Mercer. This would be exciting if they hadn't dedicated this entire book to someone who so so so clearly wasn't the killer. How many books does it take to lose a reader? (Psst.. Google knows whodunit.)

Liked it, but I'm starting to sense a pattern...Emma starts at square 1. Then the hints start in and Sutton starts having only partial memories. Everything points to a particular character being guilty. There's a possible motive and plenty of opportunity - at least as far as Emma knows. And then we get to the end and it was all a big red herring. And we're back at square 1, ready for the next book. If this continues, I'll stop thinking this series is a fun diversion.