I like Fury. 
 ...Slow-moving but I was kind of surprised about the second body. That sucked. 
 Fury was not as compelling as I'd hope it would be, but I have to say that when I started reading the first few chapters, I had high hopes. Marr's dark writing just sucked me in until I reached the last page. However, I didn't think there was anything more the book could give me that was not in its blurb. Mildly disappointing, but I had fun reading it. 
 Eliza was not afraid to show that she's a spoiled brat with a foul mouth. But that doesn't mean she's not smart, only not smart enough not to get caught for a murder. Ha! *ahem* 
 Eliza's narrative began with her interrogation at the police station. While giving her (non)statements, she was recalling what really happened on that awful night. I liked how the story unfolded, but the buildup was so good for a not-so-twisted climax that I ended up.. looking for more, I guess. Just when I thought my breath was going to hitch, it was over. There was little to shock me into silence. 
 and that one character I liked the most, died. Yeah, it deflated me a little. =( 
 For those looking for a HEA, Fury cannot give you that. But the exquisite writing and subtle mystery/suspense might interest you.