Innocent is the second book by Erin Kinsley, author of found. I remember hearing about Found a lot when it was released but never got hold of it. When I saw she had released a new book, I immediately jumped at the opportunity to read it.

The novel follows a murder of a local celebrity in a small town, and there isn't much that can be said about it without giving away the ending. The description of places was very vivid and the characters were fun to read.

I can't wait for Erin's next novel!

Disclosure: I'd like to thank the publisher for my advanced reader copy. This is my honest review.

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Thank you very much Erin Kinsley for forcing me to stay up late on two consecutive evenings, because I couldn't put this book down. The story is a good one, with plenty of twists and turns, and a satisfyingly unexpected ending. It would make an excellent TV drama. I will definitely read more from this author, and would definitely recommend this book.

I felt like the beginning was a little weak. I always want to give books a few chapters to get going. But I straight away wondered if this was for me.

As the book progressed a little I struggled to care. They didn’t give me a reason to care for the victim.

The jumping POV, especially mid chapter, made it difficult to keep on track. I found myself getting lost.

In the end I DNFd at 32%. I couldn’t force myself to carry on and continue to get lost with how it’s written.