Read a couple of reviews of this book before I started and noted a bunch of 2's and 3's, so I was concerned I wouldn't like it. Found it thoroughly enjoyable. The protagonist, Malin Fors, is far from perfect and has many doubts about her personal and professional capabilities. The crimes at the center of the story are compelling and the investigative process seems to be fairly authentic with red herrings and false assumptions cropping up which need to be addressed. Even though I thought this book may have been too slow for me, I found it compelling and would recommend it highly.