This was my first Alex Finlay and I was immediately engrossed.

The opening chapter hooks you right away, and we love a good time jump to figure out what happened in the past. We spend the entirety of the book following a cast of characters who are involved with the Murders of a Blockbuster in 1999, or the almost identical murder that happens at a Ice Creamery in modern day.

Each voice was very distinct and felt relevant. I never felt like we didn't need a certain perspective, and they were all obviously different from each other.

I loved how the two stories intertwined and unfolded and it kept me guessing the entire time. With every reveal it felt logical and earned. I had a really great time with this and will be continuing to check out Finlay in the future.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing an ARC in exchange for an honest review.