Not as pleased with this witness novel as the others
I enjoyed the first 2 novels in the witness series a lot. This one was kind of redundant and was all over the place. The book didn't seem to flow as the others did. The author established that Matthew and Josie had a history, but in the novel made it seem as this was something Archer should be threatened by but there were no lead ins to this. There were no clues or events given that illustrated that Matthew and Josie were interested in one another at the current time. The novel also was quite disjointed. A lot of the events happened with no suspense or details to lead up to it. All in all I did not enjoy this read as much as the first 2 novels in this series.