***5 ‘Well played’ Stars*** The cult aspect was the initial draw and then when one adds in murder and the whole prodigal child coming home thing it really wasn’t a surprise that I wanted to get my hands on this one, that and the fact that I enjoy Katee Robert’s writing, and what a hell of a ride. I spent the mass majority of the book on edge, wondering when the unsub would strike all while loving and being absolutely fascinated by Eden and Zach and the cast of characters that populate this book, even the more unsettling ones. Eden is that rare mix of fragility and strength that just draws you in. The scars from growing up as the daughter/heir apparent of a cult leader are numerous and they are deep. So deep that even a decade later they still affect her. But the strength, the desire, that she has to not allow her past to take over her life is something to see. Does she stumble? Yes. Is her life picture perfect? No. But her determination to break those chains has...