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So that was definitely not a ploy. His anger was too real. A lot of commenters on my review are gong to be sorely disappointed in my opinion about this.

Strike keeps Twix in his pockets?? Can we be best friends.

Wait, have I been remembering the wrong murderer this whole time??? This is a new low, guessing the wrong murderer even after you've read the book before. Why do I like this genre so much. I am so very bad at it.

Okay, I understand why they're acting the way they are, but knowing the ending, I'm just so angry at Robin and Strike for shutting each other out. STOP IT YOU GUYS. STUFF IS GOING TO HAPPEN.

Not many updates on this. Been just listening and enjoying myself.

The POVs from the killer are working much better for me this time than they did in the hardcover. Robert Glenister is a fantastic narrator.

Re-read! I'm already pretty far in, started yesterday morning while I was cooking brunch for my book club. Reading it while knowing the ending is weird. I keep thinking, and how did I not know the ending immediately? In retrospect, it's so obvious! But I was genuinely flummoxed, pretty much the whole time.

I am in emotional turmoil because of these characters and their poor decision making skills. And it's worse because I keep having to put the stupid book down and it's aggravating my turmoil!

Ugh Robin no.

This book is so much more personal than the last two. It's also got way more Robin in it as well, even if she's sort of miserable.