Roberta Lea

I was honestly a little disappointed. I’d read through paragraphs and chapters about photography details, paintings, wall trims, flowers arrangements and refurbished furniture. But when it gets to the climax of confronting the murderer we literally only get ONE line of action. LITERALLY, just ONE sentence about the fight scene. I It was well written, but I felt like she could’ve taken us deeper into the mystery and details of the ACTUAL story (stalker/murderer chasing girl) instead of the frivolous details AROUND that story (she bought a house and painted it).