Meh... I just wasn't into this. I continuously lost interest, and I felt like the whole concept (turning a real author into a fictional character) was just cheesy and executed as such. 
 At the same time, I feel like my lack of enjoyment in this book is very much a "it's not you, it's me" thing. For one, I feel like if I actually read this book rather than listen to it on audio, I might have liked it better. I wasn't into the narrator at all. For two, I usually like murder mysteries, but recently I feel incredibly burnt out on them, so listening to yet another one didn't help Jane's case at all. And for two and a half (because this is kinda an offshoot of point two), I read this book purely for a team reading challenge to fulfill a requirement for a task, so even when I checked this book out on Overdrive, I was already going into it with a "meh" attitude. 
 End of the day, I don't think this book is quite as bad as I think it is. On another day with a different mindset in my reading adventures, I could possibly enjoy it. But with all the circumstances surrounding my reading of this book, it was a recipe for disaster. At some point, I might be willing to read another book in this series just to see if it really was me this first time around.