What can I say, I'm done with this series. The previous books in this series were somewhat entertaining, but this book is where I draw the line. The plot mostly focuses on finding the hit man Peter Pan, and not solving the murder, except the last 15 pages. This made the book feel all over the place.
Dave Gurney is also incredibly frustrating protagonist as he can see the faults in his behavior, but at no point does he actually make any improvements. The problems with his wife and son seem really glossed over, in this novel as well as the previous ones.
Overall, this series is by no means terrible, but I feel that I have so many other books I could rather be focusing on.