Actual rating: 3.5 
 First line: "'Matt said you find things. For a living,' the woman on the phone said." 
 There are some things you learn quickly about Roxane Weary. She's smart, strong, relentless, and cares a whole lot. She's also impatient, an alcoholic, struggling with her grief over her dead cop father, and has unhealthy relationships with both a man and a woman. Roxane is utterly human and a hot mess. She makes for an extremely compelling narrator, with her unpredictability in both good and bad ways. 
 The first half of the book is pretty slow but the tension in the second half easily makes up for that, as everything you thought you knew goes completely out the window. What could be a mystery story I've read countless times before is nicely flipped into something more unexpected. 
 There are a lot of different threads that were left open and I'm eager to see them explored in further sequels.