I have been lost in the Maasverse, and I decided to walk away from the Fae to a thriller. And boy did I…a televangelist family in Texas that has a murder of the patriarch. A “new” husband with a queer son seems the perfect suspects. There was nothing light in this plot line. John Fram set a gothic horror vibe from the very first chapter, and I adored his descriptions of the house. The plot moved a little slow for me, but it kept me engaged and I definitely wanted to finish the book. I had suspicions about the twist and I was glad that I was correct. But even my suspicions were not 100% right. Which is good because it kept me guessing.

* I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.*