This book is a disgrace to murder mysteries everywhere. 
 Well, To Catch a Killer wasn't the worst mystery I've ever read.... But it's definitely up there in the top five. It was SO BORING. 
 It doesn't give the perp right away, but it might as well have. I still saw the end coming from a thousand miles away. It failed to wow me with Erin, or Journey. It kind of makes me sob. 
 BECAUSE JOURNEY IS AN AWESOME NAME. 
 WHY. WhY SuCh An AwEsOmE nAme? With such a boring story?! Ugh. 
 It just plods along. And it's completely idiotic, because she thinks Journey is the killer...but then there's something that ties it to her mother's murder. 
 Um.... He would have been an infant when her mother died. Yet everyone treated him as a legit suspect. 
 UM. BABIES CAN'T STAB PEOPLE REPEATEDLY. 
 The whole book made police look like fools, who only did a haphazard job of investigating anyway. 
 Attempted murder with a car? Sure, let's just dust the car handle for finger prints. Not anything else. Let's have a novice-investigator-teenage-girl find all the things because we are too stupid to do it ourselves. WE, the PoLiCe are BAFFLED by crime. Crime? We don't know what that is! 
 It was all just too convenient, all the time. DUES EX MACHINA STRIKES AGAIN. *shakes fist* 
 It was almost laughable because she thought she was so good at forensics, yet she kept asking her uncle to tell her how it's done. 
 So then, a pathetic masquerade comes off the page. You can tell that those moments solely exist for the reader. 
 I don't mean to be so harsh, but there simply weren't any good elements to it. It got one and half stars simply for not being the worst. Them's the breaks. 
 *FTC Disclaimer* I received this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. It has in no way effected my review.