A Southern mystery that revolves around a the disappearance of a socialite and a local cop's search for her with the help of the victim's estranged sister.

Readers who like procedural mysteries or the American South as a setting.

The quality of the writing and the character development.

The pacing, which was incredibly slow.

Like reading something else.

If you like this genre or this setting, you'll be impressed by the quality of this book.

I fully admit that I may not be the ideal reader for this type of book, as I don't find the setting of "The South" particularly compelling, but I did find the book to be well written and the characters were well developed. I wish the story were a bit more original and the pacing were a little faster, but it was a decent read. I can't say that I'm particularly motivated to check out the next book in the series or anything else in the genre, but I did think it was a worthwhile read if only for the quality of the writing.

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