I was floored at how much I loved this book. Honestly, I was wary going into it because I strongly disliked "The Edge of Never" because of the heroine's characterization and judgmental, slut-shaming attitude, but Sarai was a phenomenal heroine. She was powerful and complex and embodied the essence of a dynamic human being. I looked into the timeline and Killing Sarai was written in 2014 and The Edge of Never was from 2012, so maybe the author had a feminist change of heart in the meantime? Who knows. But ultimately I loved this book and would recommend it to anyone who enjoys a dark, suspenseful romance.