"A kind of 21st century Nancy Drew, investigating a disappearance and murder in an english village, where a boy of color was found guilty 5 years ago.

My opinions about it are, as usual, quite mixed. On the good side it is very readable, and it is a lot of fun to read about how to investigate using social media. On the other hand the plot is all over the place and unlikely (view spoiler)[(an important clue, a nude photo of the missing girl has been left in a corkboard for 5 years, Pippa blackmails a drug dealer with photos of drug deals and nothing happens, and yeah two separate criminals) (hide spoiler)], and worse, unlikely in how 21st century people (who are our heroine) react to technology which absolutely contrasts with the interesting bits of the book, like nobody has heard of cloud hosting of files (but that was just an example, apparently our heroine neither, she apparently MAILS stuff to herself as backups. Never heard of downloading photos from phones at full size either) or deleted photos on phones not being immediately deleted yet (apparently this is rare knowledge only Pippa has).

Somehow my enjoyment of a mystery novel depends on the plot and how credible the plot and motivations is, so this did not quite work for me. About Pippa herself and Ravi and her friends, meh. I wish we had seen more of what happens with (view spoiler)[ Pippa and Cara and Naomi, their relationship was set up to be so important, how do they feel about Pippa now, where is that relationship going now? (hide spoiler)]."