I thought this was a better book than the previous two. Over here, the focus was on Callie and how she rediscovered herself, although it really wasn't nearly as deep as I would have liked it. The mystery here is a side focus. So, if you're looking at this book as a mystery read then you're mistaken. The mystery is really just the plot point required to move things along in the book. The end (like another reviewer said) was hastily thrown about without deliberating much on why it happened. The previous two books were very heavy on religion which made it a little difficult to separate it from the story and the characters. But this one spent a good amount of time on Callie and how she explored her own past. It was a good read.

I got an ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.