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Having read the first two books in the series, I was more than happy to return to Woodson Falls for this one. As with the other books, this one could be a little heavy on the legal processes that Gaby undertakes in her day job, and while the detail is interesting, it does slow the pace of the story as the reader grapples with probate law. The mystery surrounding Win's death - for whom Gaby is acting as executor of the will and completing the requirements of probate - is intriguing, if a bit "on the nose" at times. For me, the case seemed to be solved by accident and the ending felt ironically rushed.
It was good to see Gaby & Matt's relationship moving along well; it was a slow but understandable burn of a romance for both of them and it was good to see them both on the same page. However, the underlying plot that challenges Gaby belief about her husband's death (in book one). With more threats via notes and a dead cat, it suggests her husband may not have been the target of the accident after all. This mystery gains significant momentum, and I'll be back to see how it plays out in book four.