Cleverly written, this book is full of surprises. It will lead you down the rabbit hole and feels like you'll never meet the ground. 
 Maggie Rose is a lawyer and true crime writer who's known for overturning convictions of murderers to set them free. At first glance you wouldn't guess that she's a lawyer. Her bright blue hair, reclusive tendencies and refusal to do court or press appearances put her more on the quirky side than a professional lawyer. But what is it about her that allows her to find loopholes to put enough doubts in crime investigations to set convicts free? 
 Hamish Wolfe has been in jail for the last two years for the murder of four women. He claims he's innocent. So does the fan group lead by his mother. His charm and good looks has amassed a following who's devoted to setting him free. They're focused on bringing Maggie in to do the same. 
 The author uses letters, newspaper clips, and other articles to give the many perspectives on these characters and what occurred to put Wolfe behind bars. There are lots of questions that arise as you're reading so they keep you wondering and guessing. I started to work things out in my head but even then the events unfolding still surprised me. 
 Looking forward to reading more from this author.