I really like the direction this series is taking. Allison Brennan seems to always pick interesting topics to use in her books. This time, it's political sex scandals and televangelists, and either one would have been enough to interest me. I'm pretty fond of all the characters, and this book continues the series' history of introducing good new characters and keeping older minor ones around. The romance element is still there, but there's absolutely no relationship drama, which was a really welcome change of pace. I really liked the suspense this time. Lucy, Sean, and Noah were all working on different parts of the case, and the book gets a good amount of tension from none of them having all the information.

When I finished it, I was still wanting more, so I might be starting the sequel sooner than I was planning.