3.5 stars 
 Rear Window-esque theme. House sitter Lila Emerson got more than she bargained for when she witnessed a woman being pushed out of her apartment. What was thought to be a murder-suicide, turned out as a double homicide. 
 Ashton Archer only aim is to figure out what his brother has gotten himself into and who killed him. The chance meeting with the sole witness gave him the opportunity to learn more as the police aren't exactly forthcoming with the details. 
 Well written, likeable characters, interesting plot. It felt slow in some parts of the book. The last chapter was a bit predictable. Kind of surprises me that they both let down their guard in the midst of the chaos and threat that looms over them. I liked this better than Whiskey Beach, but it doesn't reaches the greatness of The Witness. 
 The hero of the book, the famous Earl Grey, exhausted saving one house sitter at a time.