Disclosure: I got this ebook for free from BookSirens. In return I was asked to provide a private review to the author of this book and could publish my review anywhere I liked. The author nor BookSirens has any say in my review, this is my honest review of the book.

This is the first book of a great series, I just know it. Of course what happens has to involve multiple people to keep the story interesting (I'm keeping it vague on purpose to not spoil anything). The reporter James is involved from beginning to end, and while many other people come into the story they don't make as big an impact as James does.

"She shifted in her seat. ‘What’s a warrant?’ James’s eyes bulged. So the ... weren’t above taking advantage of a naïve twenty-year-old."

I do think the author could have left out some of the other characters as some of them you only hear about from time to time, or they are only there for a chapter then no referenced again.

At one point the book vaguely mentions bias, and it made me think about the times when my unconscious bias took over my train of thought.

James has a deadline he has to make, which allows this book to have a beginning and end. Otherwise it could seem like the book could go on forever. The way the book wraps up allows for a solid ending and allows you to finish the book without making you think about what could happen next.

"She’s better off not knowing the truth."