I enjoyed Jodi Compton's debut, The 37th Hour, but it was a long time ago and I had managed to forget most of it, but we are quickly brought up to speed with this follow on. Having said that, it is better to read them in sequence.
This one again features detective Sarah Pribek, still suffering from the aftermath of the events in the previous book, and still under suspicion for the murder of the bad guy in that book. There are two additional story lines, one about a barred doctor and the other about a missing teenager. But this is no traditional detective story, this is more a story about people and the fact that the main character is a detective is just a way to introduce us to the range of characters in the story.
Here we have a woman who has crossed the line and it haunts her and her dealings with other people, there is no great 'reveal' of a mystery, more a story that gradually unfolds, but the writing is such that you are pulled into all the characters and really care what happens to them.
Hard to categorise this one, but a satisfying read. Been a long time since this was published, but I hope a third Sarah Pribek story is on it's way.