Interesting to include the dead woman's ghost in the story. Especially as she doesn't seem to want resolution or retribution.

I've seen a few other reviews of this one that assess it pretty much as you do here. I've read several Laura Lippman books and enjoyed them, so this is kind of surprising to me. I have it on my TBR list, but after reading the reviews, I'm not in a real big hurry to get to it.

I'll probably skip this one, but I like the idea of ghost watching. It reminds me a bit of Lovely Bones, which was such a great book.

Grim and depressing are two words I never use to describe a book I enjoyed. I lean more towards fluff, but I do like the incorporation of the ghost to give the dead woman's POV.

I've also read several books by the author that I liked. I'm not going to rush to this one either. Grim, depressing - not really what I need right now. I do like Lippman though. She knows her investigative journalism stuff.

It's hard to completely love a story when the characters aren't particularly likeable, but this does sound like an interesting mystery. I wonder why the murdered woman doesn't want her murder solved. Fab review! :)

Oh no. I have this arc and haven't read it yet. I enjoy most of this author's work but maybe I won't be in a rush to actually pick it up. The ghost angle doesn't appeal to me, too.

Curious about the different format. I'm a fan of those!